Abstract: This disclosure related to a resin matrix composition includes: (1) polymerizable mixture containing one or more bis-phthalonitrile monomers in the amount of 20-94 wt % of the polymerizable mixture weight; one or more reactive plasticizer-fire retardants in the amount from 1 to 50% of the total polymerizable mixture weight; curing agent in the amount from 1 to 20% of the total polymerizable mixture. The total content of the polymerizable mixture and the curing agent is from 60 to 100 wt % of the total resin matrix weight. The invention allows to increase the thermal stability of the resin matrix and obtain composite material which after curing possesses increased thermal stability at temperatures up to 450° C., have melting points or glass transition temperatures of no more than 50° C., provide melt viscosities below 800 mPa·s at temperatures from 100 to 180° C. and below 300 mPa·s at temperatures from 120 to 180° C.

Abstract: This invention is related to a resin matrix composition intended for production of a polymer composite material (PCM) or prepregs for PCM, to variants of methods for producing resin matrix compositions, to a method for curing the resin matrix composition, to a polymer composite material and method for its fabrication.

Abstract: This invention relates to technology of carbographite materials, in particular, to production of oxidized graphite for making low foaming temperature foamed graphite, which is used for manufacturing flexible foil, fireproof materials, water-purification sorbents, materials for cleaning up spills of petroleum products, and so on. The method for producing oxidized low foaming temperature graphite comprises the stages of (a) preparing a mixture based on graphite particles and at least one aqueous solution of an acid; (b) activating the surface of said graphite particles to produce acid-containing functional groups on the surface of the particles; (c) treating the graphite particles to produce a graphite intercalation compound; (d) washing said compound with water; (e) drying said compound, and heat-treating it to produce foamed graphite, wherein stage (b) and (c) are carried out by electrochemical treatment at a quantity of electricity within 300 to 600 mA·hour/g of graphite.