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            with energy dispersive x-ray imaging.  The interface thickness increased from 23±2 nm to
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            28±1 nm upon annealing at 120°C for 30 min.  After annealing in the presence of xylene
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            vapor, this value increased to 50±4 nm.  It should be noted that TPO is a blend of two
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            components iPP and EB9 (impact modifier).  EB9/adhesion promoter interface width was
            similar in magnitude (29±3 nm) to that of TPO/adhesion promoter, whereas the interface
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            for  iPP/adhesion  promoter  was  significantly  narrower  (15±2  nm).   This  suggests  that
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            adhesion promoter interacts more strongly with the impact modifier than with iPP itself.
                A maleic anhydride functionalized ethylene/octene (48 wt%) multi-block copolymer
            (2.5 wt%) and xylene (97.5 wt%) were used as an adhesion promoter for TPO to produce
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            excellent adhesive properties.
                  The  adhesion  promoter  composition  for  TPO  comprises  amine-containing  com-
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            pound (dimethylaminoethanol or aminomethylpropanol) in an amount of 1-2 wt%.
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