Abstract
A correlation has been found between the abrasion resistance of polycarbonate layers of an organic photoconductor and the dynamic mechanical loss modulus of the glassy phase. In particular, the effect of diphenylhydrazone charge-transport molecules on the properties of various polycarbonate binder resins was studied by tensile testing and dynamic mechanical analysis. Dilution of polycarbonate by diphenylhydrazones lowers the T g and simultaneously increases the tensile strength and modulus, with a transition from ductile to brittle failure
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