The introduction of the thermo and fotopolymerizable acrylic resins for the manufacture of total prostheses base has revolutionized dentistry in the 20th century. Thermopolymerizable acrylic resins (methacrylic acid derivatives) are found to have a low degree of toxicity on oral tissues after resection of the lower facial floor. It raises the question of thermo and fotopolimerizable acrylic resins toxicity compared with transplanted tissues from outside the oral cavity, in these cases compared with free osseomiocutaneous fibular flap. With the help of these resins, the restoration of the mastication, swallowing, phonation and physiognomy functions was achieved. The impact of free flaps in reconstruction of the mandible and oral floor and osseointegration of dental implants ensuring the stability of dentures are remarkable, allowing the reconstruction of the lower facial floor in a very high degree and the restoration of all functions. Keywords: acrilic resins, reconstruction lower floor
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In this study, the ethylene propylene terpolymer elastomer (EPDM) was chemically changed by sulphonation which was subsequently used in preparing compounds by adding neutralization agents, ionic and non-ionic plasticizers, fillers, and polyolefines with the view to obtain an ionic thermoplastic elastomer based on sulphonated EPDM. The chemical changes in EPDM were revealed in the following ways: measurement of sulphonation reaction yield, FTIR analysis and tests for physical-mechanical characteristics of the unchanged and chemically changed EPDM. The extent to which the neutralization agent, ionic and non-ionic plasticizers, filler, polyolefines are influencing the characteristics of the resulted products was determined with the purpose of selecting the best types of ionic thermoplastic elastomer based on sulphonated EPDM. The new type of thermoplastic ionic elastomer can be processed by adequate techniques for the thermoplastic materials. Key words: chemical change, sulphonated EPDM, thermoplastic ionic elastomer
This paper presents the investigation of the catalytic agent influence on the crystallinity degree of polymers (metallocene polyethylene). Differential scanning calorimetry was the method used to determine the crystallinity. It was underlined that the catalyst has a great influence on the crystallinity of metallocene polyethylene. The results are in good agreement with the preceeding ones [4]. Keywords: polymer, metallocene polyethylene, crystallinity, differential scanning calorimetry, baseline method, First Law method
Three aromatic silicon-containing poly(1,3,4-oxadiazole-amide) were synthesized by solution polycondensation reaction of aromatic diamines containing performed 1,3,4-oxadiazole ring with a diacid chloride incorporating diphenylsilane unit. All polymers are soluble in polar organic solvents such as N-methylpyrrolidinone, dimethylformamide or dimethylacetamide. Thin films having good mechanical properties were made by casting polymer solutions onto glass substrates. These polymers exhibit high molecular weights and narrow molecular weight distribution. They are highly thermally stable, their decomposition being above 415°C. Glass transition temperature (Tg) is within the range of 246-346°C. The values of Tg, tensile strength and elastic modulus were correlated with the conformational rigidity parameters. Absorption and photoluminescence properties were also measured and discussed. Keywords: aromatic silicon, poly(1,3,4-oxadiazole-amide), aromatic diamines
For calendaring sheets with a desired final thickness, the design process of the calender unit includes, among other parameters, the calculation of the flow velocity and pressure fields in the gap between the rolls. In this paper, the fundamental aspects about the behavior of the molten polymer during the calendaring process are analyzed and the relations between the variables of interest are determined for calendring of high density polyethylene (HDPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and ethylene styrene interpolymers (ESI). Keyword: plastic materials, calender, calendered sheet
Lubricants based on vegetable oils are a growing in attraction various applications. Environmentally friendly, vegetable oils and their derivatives constitute alternatives for a large variety of mineral based lubricants. New lubricating oils obtained from mixtures of vegetable oils (sunflower, SFO and rapeseed oil, RO) and synthetic diesters (di-2-ethylhexyl-adipate (DOA)) are studied. The physico-chemical characteristics of all these mixtures are given together with the differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and thermal gravimetric (TG) analyses. Keywords: vegetable oils, diesters, environmentally lubricants, di-2-ethylhexyl-adipate, sunflower oil, rapeseed oil
The biodegradable polymeric materials can be achieved based on several methods among which, the compounding of natural polymers with synthetic ones has a significant utility. The biodegradable materials based on polyvinyalcohol (PVOH) and starch have a practical interest because can be entirely destroyed in environment, in controllable times based on the PVOH hydrolysis degree. The silicate presence in the PVOH - starch systems determines the increasing of the glass transition with 4 - 11 0C and of the maximum of the melt temperature with 10 0C. If the silicate was functionalizated then its interaction with the polymer is underlined by the melting uniformity . Keywords: polyvinylalcohol, starch, thermic properties, nanocomposites
Theoretical and experimental bases for estimating the thickness of the thin anisotropic layers in order to obtain and analyze the total polarized light are discussed, having in view the numerous applications in fundamental and applicative researches. The formulas expressing the thickness of the type wave, half-wave, quarter-wave layers as functions of the birefringence of the anisotropic medium are established. The obtained results could be used for obtaining anisotropic layers, introducing a desired phase difference between ordinary and extraordinary radiations, made up of inorganic crystals or from liquid crystals with a high degree of order at the room temperature. Keywords: wave-; half-wave and quarter-wave plates; birefringence; inorganic crystals; liquid crystals
Two copolymers based on N-(4-formyl-fenoxy-4`-carboylphenil)maleimide have been synthesized. The first one was prepared by free radical polymerization of this monomer with styrene. The second one was obtained by chemical modification reaction with p-amino-azobenzene of the resulting first copolymer. The structures of these polymers were identified and characterized by IR, 1H-NMR and UV-VIS spectroscopy. A strong birefringence in the melting state was observed for some of these compounds, suggesting a possible liquid crystalline behaviour. Keywords: maleimide, alternant copolymers, azobenzene groups
Transparent thin films of poly(4,4’-azodiphenyl) and poly(4,4’-azostilbene) were obtained by vacuum thermolysis or photochemical decomposition of the corresponding aromatic diazides. Taking into account the working conditions, the thickness of transparent films was about of 0.1 – 0.5 mm. Surface morphology was investigated by atomic force microscopy (AFM). The influence of different factors on the surface morphology in azoaromatic polymer films such as evaporation rate, diazide quantity, support temperature, distance between support and oven has been shown. Atomic force images have revealed several types of morphology: high roughness films with prominent hills and valleys, films with satisfactory roughness but having single hills, and films with smooth surface (average roughness about 1 nm). Keywords: azoaromatic polymers, atomic force microscopy, surface morphology