ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Modifying Polylactide with Powdered Cork Filler.
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- Selected Functional and Processing Properties of Polyhydroxyalkanoates.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
The paper presents the results of experimental testing of a PLA-based composite, modified with powdered cork and a compatibilizer. The purpose of applying these additives was to evaluate their influence upon the physical, structural and functional properties of the obtained material. Specimens with various cork and compatibilizer contents were analyzed to evaluate the synergic interaction between the polymer base and the filler. The tests of the mechanical properties, water absorption and FTIR analysis were carried out. The results confirmed that the cork filler improved the PLA-based composite both in terms of the utility and ecological aspects. Despite a certain mechanical deterioration, the properties remain fully acceptable for packaging applications. Also, the improvement of hardness at higher cork content was observed, which points to effective phase interaction and a good adherence of the components. The FTIR spectroscopy confirmed chemical stability of the base and the lack of unwanted degradation reactions. The obtained composite is an innovative, biodegradable polymer material that utilizes natural waste in a way which is both economic and environmentally friendly. The obtained results point to a high application potential of this kind of composite, mainly in the packaging industry and in the field of ecological utility materials.
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