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Studies on hollownesss regulation and properties of crosslinked hollow phenolic fibers

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The hollowness of crosslinked hollow phenolic fibers was regulated successfully from 9 % to 80 % by adjusting the curing temperature of the partially crosslinked fibers. The partially crosslinked fibers was studied in detail by mass gained, tensile strength, solvent dissolution, SEM, IR, and TG analysis, and the prepared hollow phenolic fibers with different degrees of hollowness were characterized with SEM, tensile strength, TG-DSC and TG-MS. The results show that the factor determining the hollowness is the crosslinked extent of the partially crosslinked fibers and the hollow fibers with different degrees of hollowness have similar crosslinkage, mechanical properties and thermal stability.

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    Dongqing Zhang, Jingli Shi, Quangui Guo, Yan Song & Lang Liu

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Zhang, D., Shi, J., Guo, Q. et al. Studies on hollownesss regulation and properties of crosslinked hollow phenolic fibers. Fibers Polym 13, 495–500 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12221-012-0495-z

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