Regularities of optical property changes in epichlorohydrin rubber solutions in methylmethacrylate during photoinduced polymerization

Regularities of photoinduced polymerization of epichlorohydrin rubber solutions in methylmethacrylate are studied. It is established that the main stage of process is accompanied with a decrease of the value of the optical density, which testifies to the good compatibility of the forming polymer phases. The dependence characters of the monomer conversion rate, structure, and optical properties of composites on the type and amount of the rubber initially dissolved are shown.