Thermal and Rheological Properties of Commercial-Grade Poly(Lactic Acid)s

By J. Dorgan, Hans J. Lehermeier, Michael N. Mang. 2000

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Organic Chemistry, Polymers and Plastics

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• Properties and medical applications of polylactic acid: A review (2015, background): “peratures in the same way where other polymers obeyed [21–26]:”
• Polylactic Acid Technology (2000, unknown): “Mechanical Properties Tensile strength at break, 7,700 (53) D882 7,000 (48) D638 psi (MPa) Tensile yield strength, 8,700 (60) D882 psi (MPa) Tensile modulus, 500 (3.”
• Poly(lactic acid) fiber : An overview (2007, background): “The most important ability of PLA is that one can tailor its physical properties by material modifications [17,18,22].”
• Rheology of poly (lactic acid)-based systems (2019, background): “also confirmed the enhancement of g0 and shear thinning by developing star polymer chain branched architectures.(19,23) The extensional viscosities and strain hardening behavior of semi-crystalline PLA with low D-lactide monomer contents and Mw ranging within 100,000–120,000 were also studied by Pal”