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Glossary » Materials » Polymers » Cellulosic » Cellulose Acetate » Molding and Extrusion Compound
Molding and Extrusion Compound Cellulosic is a subcategory of Cellulosic. It is specially formulated to molding and extrusion compound. Its flexural modulus ranges from 1000 to 4000 MPa. Its tensile strength ranges from 1900 to 9000 MPa at break. Its flexural strength ranges from 2000 to 16000 MPa. Its compressive strength ranges from 3000 to 8000 MPa. Its Izod Impact strength ranges from 1 to 7.8 J/cm. Its elongation at break ranges from 6 to 70 %. Its hardness ranges from 17 to 125 Rockwell R. Its specific gravity ranges from 1.22 to 1.34. Its coefficient of thermal expansion ranges from 80 to 180 x 10-6/°C. Its molding pressure ranges from 8 to 32 MPa.
Cellulosic is a thermoplastic modified natural polymer substance. cellulose acetate Cellulosic is commonly used in molding and extrusion compounds.
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Other common Cellulosic include Molding Compound and Sheet Cellulosic, Sheet Cellulosic, Molding and Extrusion Compound Cellulosic, Molding and Extrusion Compound Cellulosic, and Cellulosic.
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