Abstract

Abstract Thermal expansion characteristics of semimetal nylon composites (nylon 1010 incorporated with metal ox-ides) were analyzed with thermal expansion instrument. The changes of composite weight after being heated and the heat absorption and release of the composites were analyzed by carrying out TG-DSC experiments. Experimental results show that the average thermal expansion coefficient of the composites rises as the average diameter of the metal oxides decrease from room temperature to 160 °C. Thermal dynamics and physical properties of the nylon composites change with the addition of the oxides; the crystallization temperature rises from 180 °C of pure nylon to 190 °C (maximum) and the melting point of the oxide composites also increases continuously with the addition of the oxides. The water content of the oxide/nylon composite is related to the kind and content of the oxide. The water content reaches its maximum when the content of oxide is 10%, and the 10% Al 2 O 3 /nylon composite has a water absorption ratio up to 1%.

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