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Novel flexible polymer blend films from polycondensed Fused Polynuclear Aromatic (COPNA) resin/nylon 6 have been reported.1 To fabricate polymer blend films using the COPNA resin industrially by solution casting, a solvent soluble nylon was more suitable than nylon 6 for the blend polymer, because the former nylon was soluble in a common solvent. Fabrication and the properties of the new blend films were studied here. The morphology and properties of both B-staged and fully-cured films were compared with those of nylon 6 systems previously reported. 30/70 and 50/50 (COPNA/solvent soluble nylon) systems were found to exhibit sufficient flexibility and heat resistant property suitable for base materials of flexible printed wiring boards.
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Nawa, K. Fabrication and Properties of Polymer Blend Films from Polycondensed Fused Polynuclear Aromatic Resin/Solvent Soluble Nylon System. Polym J 31, 336–341 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1295/polymj.31.336
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