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PE10657 Polyacrylic Acid Powder, PAA

Catalogue Number PE10657
Composition Polyacrylic Acid, PAA
Chemical Formula (C₃H₄O₂)ₙ
CAS Number 9003-01-4
Appearance White to off-white powder
Purity ≥99%

Polyacrylic Acid Powder, PAA, is a synthetic polymer produced in powder form with a controlled molecular weight distribution. Manufactured by Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM), it undergoes batch testing through infrared spectroscopy and viscosity measurements to ensure reproducible rheological behaviour. This process monitors consistency and dispersion properties, making it suitable for composite formulations and R&D applications where precise control over viscous modification is essential.

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How does the molecular weight of PAA affect its viscosity in composite formulations?

The molecular weight directly influences chain entanglement, which modifies the viscosity of dispersions. Higher molecular weights typically increase viscosity, permitting controllable adjustments in formulation processes. Testing methods such as gel permeation chromatography provide precise data to ensure batch consistency.

In what ways does particle size distribution impact the functionality of PAA in composites?

A narrow particle size distribution enhances uniform dispersion within the composite matrix, reducing processing variability. Consistent milling and classification methods ensure that the powder facilitates reproducible modification of flow and structural integrity in the final composite.

What are the recommended storage conditions to preserve the properties of Polyacrylic Acid Powder, PAA?

Store the powder in a cool, dry environment using airtight containers to prevent moisture absorption. Maintaining a stable temperature and low humidity is critical, given that fluctuations can lead to clumping or degradation, potentially affecting its performance in composite applications.

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