Extruded PLA/clay nanocomposite foams blown with supercritical CO2

By M. Keshtkar, M. Nofar, Chul B. Park, P. Carreau. 2014

183 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomaterials, Polymers and Plastics, Process Chemistry and Technology

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In Biomaterials

1. Reza Salehiyan
2. M. Nofar
3. S. Sinha Ray
4. M. Sauceau
5. J. Fages
6. M. Chauvet
7. J. Rhim
8. Masami Okamoto

In Polymers and Plastics

1. Reza Salehiyan
2. M. Nofar
3. S. Sinha Ray
4. M. Sauceau
5. J. Fages
6. M. Chauvet
7. J. Rhim
8. Masami Okamoto

In Process Chemistry and Technology

1. Reza Salehiyan
2. S. Sinha Ray
3. M. Sauceau
4. M. Nofar
5. J. Fages
6. M. Chauvet

Citations in the corpus

• Extrusion assisted by supercritical CO2 : a review on its application to biopolymers (2017, background): “sure drop, the foam expansion and other foam’s characteristics are mainly controlled by the temperature, as shown for several polymers (PLA [13,24,25], PC [26], starch [29], PS [6,30], PP [31], LDPE [32]).”
• Rheology of poly (lactic acid)-based systems (2019, background): “169 A few other studies also investigated how the addition of nanoparticles could influence the rheological properties of PLA and hence its foamability.(68,84,94,170) The addition of nanoparticles did not only increase the melt rheological properties of the PLA but also together with the synergistic”