Description methods of the properties of composites from oxybiodegradable foil waste and wood

As part of this work oxydegradable polymer was fabricated and analyzed; it was made from the waste following a 30 day exposure in Xenotest, simulating a 2-year exposure in atmospheric conditions and undergoing a triple injection process. Similar examination was applied to composites containing 32 wt.% of wood fabricated from this polymer. In the course of the examinations two methods of degradation process evaluation of the materials were verified. It was stated that the method utilizing the relationship between peak fields originating from scissoring vibrations of the (-CH2-) group with a frequency of ca 1463cm -1 ensures more accurate results. The results of other examinations of the two groups of materials permit us to state that the manufacturing of composites with wood constitutes an interesting form of the utilization of oxybiodegradable polymers.