- Polyamides can be made by combining a
diamine and a dicarboxylic acid or acyl chloride. Nylon, the first
synthetic fibre, is a polyamide. It was developed in the United
States in the 1930s and quickly became a cheap
alternative to silk.
- There are many types of nylons but the
most important is nylon 6, 6; so called because each monomer
contains six carbon atoms, Nylon 6, 6 both as a fibre and as a
plastic has a rare combination of properties—high
strength,elasticity, toughness and abrasion resistance.
- It therefore has a wide range of uses—from
gear wheels to fine strands for pantyhose. Nylon 6,10 is another
important nylon with very similar properties.
- Nylon 6, 6 is made from hexa nedioic acid
and 1, 6 diamin ohexane, Nylon 6, 10 is made from decanedioic acid
and 1, 6 diaminohexane.
- Nylon-6,10 (PA610) is semicrystalline
polyamide commonly used in monofilament form in applications such as
bristles and brushes, due to its low moisture absorption compared to
other nylons, it retains its properties better when wet.
- All nylons are susceptible to hydrolysis,
especially by strong acids, a reaction essentially the reverse of
the synthetic reaction shown above.
- The molecular weight of nylon products so
attacked drops fast, and cracks form quickly at the affected
zones,Lower members of the nylons (such as nylon 6,10) are affected
more than higher members such as nylon 12.
- This means that nylon parts cannot be used
in contact with sulfuric acid for example, such as the electrolyte
used in lead-acid batteries, When being molded, nylon must be dried
to prevent hydrolysis in the molding machine barrel since water at
high temperatures can also degrade the polymer.
- Various nylons break down in fire and form
hazardous smoke, and toxic fumes or ash, typically containing
hydrogen cyanide, Incinerating nylons to recover the high energy
used to create them is usually expensive, so most nylons reach the
garbage dumps, decaying very slowly;Some recycling is done on nylon,
usually creating pellets for reuse in the industry.
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General
- Notes on nylon
6-10.
- Nylon
monofilaments.
- Polymers from
beans.
- General information
for nylon 6-10.
- Polyamide 6.10.
- General notes of
nylon 6,10.
properties
& Uses
- Properties of Nylon
6-10.
- Nylon properties.
- Nylon 6-10
properties and advantages.
- Available
properties of Nylon 6-10.
- Features of nylon
6-10.
- Polymer processing
properties of nylon 6-10.
Products
- Data sheet for
Nylon 6-10 resin.
- Product data sheet
for Nylon 6-10.
Synthesis
- Nylon 6,10
synthesis.
- Making nylon 6,10.
- Synthesis of Nylon
6,10.
- Nylon synthesis and
rope trick kit.
- Preparation of
nylon 6-10 film/fiber from interfacial polymerization.
- Organic
polymers:The synthesis of nylon.
Report
- Natural abundance n
CP/MAS NMR of nylons.A sensitive technique for evaluting crytalline
composition and conformation in solid polyamides.
Patent
- Rotational molded
article formed from high molecular weight polyamides.
- fluid transfer
multi-layer tube based on a polyamide and an ethyl vinyl alcohol or
polyvinyl alcohol.
- Salt resistant
polyamide compositions.
- Method for
preparing polyamide foam and foam capable of being produced by said
method.
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Suppliers
- Suppliers of nylon 6-10.
- Manufacturers of nylon 6-10.
- Selling leads of
nylon 6-10.
- Suppliers of polyamide 6-10.
- Exporters of nylon 6-10.
- List of nylon 6-10
suppliers.
Company & Consultancy
- Company from China.
- Consultancy from
Houston.
- Consultancy from
USA.
- Online consultancy.
- Another online
consultancy.
Raw
material suppliers
- Hexamethylene
diamine.
- Sebacoyl chloride.
MSDS
- MSDS for Nylon
6-10.
- MSDS for nylon 6-10
resin.
- Safety sheet for
Polyamide 6,10.
- Safety data sheet for nylon 6/10[poly(hexamethylene
sebacamide)]
- Nylon 6-10 safety
data sheet
Project
- Nylon rope trick.
- Nylon interfacial
polymerization.
- Interfacial
polymerization of nylon 6,10.
- Linear and
crosslinked polymers.
- Preparation of
nylon 6,10.
- Nylon 6-10
preparation.
Study
- Solution 13C NMR
spectroscopy of polyamide homopolymers (nylons 6, 11, 12, 66, 69,
610 and 612) and several commercial copolymers.
- Crystal Structures and Properties of Nylon
Polymers from Theory.
- Localized in-situ polymerization on
graphene surfaces for stabilized graphene dispersions
- Study on the degradability of poly(ester
amide)s related to nylon and polyesters 6,10 or 12,10.
- Nylons: A Review of the Literature on
Products of
Combustion and Toxicity.
- Tuning the Mechanical Properties of
SWNT/Nylon 6,10 Composites with Flexible Spacers at the Interface.
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