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Title: Catalytic degradation of polyethylene : an evaluation of the effect of dealuminated Y Zeolites using thermal analysis
Authors: Neves, I. C.
Botelho, Gabriela
Machado, A. V.
Rebelo, P.
Keywords: Polymer
Microporous materials
Ageing
Thermogravimetric analysis
Issue date: 2007
Abstract: Commercial samples of high density polyethylene were degraded overYzeolites with different Si/Al: ultrastableYzeolite (USY) and three dealuminated Yzeolites (HY(4), HY(12) and HY(20)). Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)was used aiming to evaluate the apparent activation energy of polymer cracking. The results obtained showthat the efficiency of different zeoliteswas due to their acidity. Ahigh Si/Al ratio gave a greater acidity to zeolites and the onset degradation temperature of the polymer and related activation energy decreased. The sample residues obtained after an isothermic TGA, were analysed by DSC and it was observed that the crystallinity decreases with the acidity of zeolites. HY(20) zeolite was the most active catalyst due to the isolation of the residual Brønsted acid sites which promote their strong acidity.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1822/13286
ISSN: 0254-0584
Peer-Reviewed: yes
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