Abstract
A major concern for processing Polyvinylchloride filled with enough carbon black to make an electrically conductive plastic is maintaining sufficient compound melt stability for molding. Selective removal of various heteroatoms and impurities (e.g. oxygen, sulfur and inorganic salts) from carbon black indicates that excessive concentrations of either surface oxygen or iron grit adversely affects the melt stability of polyvinylchloride.
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