The Relaxation Behavior of Latex Acrylate Polymers. 2. The Interrelationship between Physicochemical and Physicomechanical Properties of Polymers

The review is devoted to the generalization of results of research on the relaxation behavior of latex acrylic resins polymers used as a binder in composite coatings on surfaces of various chemical nature, structure, and composition with the aim of identifying the temperature regions of realization of their elastic and inelastic (dissipative) properties at temperatures from –150 to +200°C established using the method of dynamic relaxation spectroscopy. In the second section, an analysis of experimental data on the spectra of internal friction and temperature–frequency dependences of the oscillatory process of latex polyacrylates was carried out to demonstrate the relationship between their physicochemical and physicomechanical properties of the polymer.