Polyacetal compositions having surface gloss reducing effective amounts of core-shell polymers
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Jan 16, 1996
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Polyacetal resins can selectively be reduced in terms of surface gloss by the addition of a core-shell polymer. The core-shell polymer which serves as the surface gloss reducing agent is one which has a rubbery polymer as its core, and a glassy vinyl copolymer having an oxygenic group (e.g., a hydroxyl or glycidyl group) as its shell. Preferably, the core-shell polymer is emulsion polymerized in sequential stages to form the core and shell polymers by use of an oligomeric surfactant. The core-shell polymer is most preferably present in the polyacetal compositions in an effective amount of between 1 to 50 parts by weight, based on 100 parts by weight of the polyacetal base resin.
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