LDPE／1,2—PBD共混体系的辐射交联

聚合物共混物经辐射交联后,具有多种优良性能,这些性能都与交联度有关。溶胶分数与辐照剂量间的关系常常被用来表征聚合物的辐射交联程度和交联行为。本文试图将共混物的组成、组份的分子链结构与其溶胶分数与辐照剂量间的关系式联系起来,从而预期共混体系的辐射交联行为。     

聚丙烯/聚乙烯共混物的辐射凝胶生成动力学研究

本文研究辐照PP/HDPE共混物的溶胶生成分数s与辐照剂量R的关系,结果表明适用于某些纯聚合物辐射交联规律的Charlesby-Pinner关系式和陈-刘-唐关系式皆不适用于PP/HDPE共混体系。张万喜等人曾研究过许多纯聚合物的辐射交联,提出裂解度正比于R~β的假定,β是与高分子结构相关的参数,这个假定可与大多数聚合物的辐射交联实验数据符合。同样的假定被应用于本文的共混体系,不同的是根据共混物结构特点对R~β项进行了必要的修正,即共混物的R~β=∑f_iR~(βI),其中f_i,β_i分别为共混物第i组分的重量分数及β值。用修正后的R~β处理辐照PP/HDPE共混物的实验数据,R(s+√s)～R~β,有很好的线性关系。     

PMMA-PEO共混体系的辐射交联

<正> 聚甲基丙烯酸甲酯(PMMA)是典型的辐射裂解型聚合物。经辐照后,PMMA主链发生无规断裂。在聚合物共混体系中,PMMA是否能发生交联,这是辐射化学中一个非常重要的研究课题之一,也是一项探索性工作。 PMMA-PEO共混体系是可以分子水平共溶的体系。本文试图将共混体系的相容性与共混体系中的裂解型聚合物的辐射效应联系起来,讨论PMMA-PEO共混体系的辐射交联。     

链结构对1,2-聚丁二烯辐照行为的影响

在γ射线照射下,线型聚合物或是交联,或是裂解,或二者兼有之。这取决于聚合物的化学结构。在辐照交联过程中聚合物的交联度及裂解度与辐照剂量成比例。有的文献认为溶胶分数与辐照剂量成正比^[1],有的认为与剂量的1/2次方成正比^[2]。     

PVC／EPDM共混体辐射交联研究

研究了聚氯乙烯/三元乙丙橡胶共混体在交联剂三羟甲基丙烷三甲基丙烯酸酯(TMPTMA)存在下的r-辐射交联效应。辐照剂量80kGy时,共混体凝胶分数可达52.4%。40kGy剂量下,凝胶分数随TMPTMA添加量而增大,随EPDM添加量先增大后呈下降趋势。测定了各条件下共混体的抗张强度T_s和体积电阻系数p_v,结果表明共混体适宜的交联条件为剂量40kGy、TMPTMA15Phr、EPDM8Phr。     

辐照对聚己内酯结构和性能的影响

研究了γ 辐照对不同分子量的聚己内酯 (PCL)的力学性能、热性能、结晶行为的影响 ,在此基础上 ,研究了辐射交联后的PCL的形状记忆行为 .研究结果表明 ,PCL的分子量越大 ,辐射交联所需的凝胶化剂量越低 .溶胶分数S +S1 2 与 1 D的关系很好地符合Charlesby Pinner关系式 ,说明PCL的辐射交联属于无规交联 .剂量对PCL的力学性能影响显著 ,剂量越大 ,抗张强度和断裂伸长率下降越多 ,但分子量较高的PCL的抗张强度受剂量的影响较小 .DMA分析表明 ,聚己内酯辐照交联后的弹性模量和耐热性能显著提高 .交联度较高的PCL表现出高弹态 ,可以拉伸 ,并具有较好的形状记忆行为 .DSC分析表明 ,辐射交联使PCL的结晶度有所增加 ,但也使结晶熔点有所降低     

聚偏氟乙烯的辐射交联及其交联度的XPS表征

本文首次用XPS研究了聚偏氟乙烯的辐射交联机理,交联度的XPS表征。计算出聚偏氟乙烯的β值为0.7,发现聚偏氟乙烯的辐射交联的溶胶分数与辐照剂量的关系符合我们提出的通式^[1]。用XPS方法求得聚偏氟乙烯的凝胶化剂量为1.59mrad。     

共混聚合物辐射效应研究的进展

本文综述了近十几年来国内外共混聚合物辐射效应研究的进展情况.内容包括辐射交联理论在共混聚合物体系中的适用性、共混体系的相容性、相态结构对辐射效应的影响及共混组份间的辐射敏化及保护效应等.     

聚己内酯/聚酯丙烯酸酯共混物的辐射交联及其形状记忆行为

研究了聚酯丙烯酸酯 (PEA)类多官能团物质与聚己内酯 (PCL)共混物的辐射交联效应 .分别考察了多官能团PEA的用量、官能团数目、辐射交联剂量等因素对聚己内酯的辐射交联规律、动态力学性能、形状记忆行为等性能的影响 .结果表明 ,PCL PEA共混物的辐射交联规律不再遵从Charlesby Pinner关系式 ,而是符合陈欣方 刘克静 唐敖庆关系式 .多官能团PEA的加入可以显著提高PCL辐射交联的效率 ;相同剂量时 ,官能团数目越多、用量越大的样品 ,生成的凝胶含量越多 ,强化辐射交联效应越大 .DMA分析表明 ,PCL强化辐照交联后的弹性模量和耐热性能显著提高 .强化交联PCL在其熔点以上都呈现出高弹态平台 ,可以实现形状记忆 .且交联度较高 ,形状记忆恢复速率较快 .     

融熔态聚乙烯辐射交联效果的溶液高分辨^13C NMR研究（Ⅱ）

研究了聚乙烯在低于凝胶化剂量的~(60)Co γ线辐照后,交联结构的形成及其影响因素。结果“H”、“Y”型交联链的生成不仅与辐照剂量有关,而且还与原试样中所含微量异种结构单元相关,但与试样的分子量无关。还讨论了融熔态聚乙烯的辐射交联机制。     

PEO/PVAc共混体系辐射交联反应中溶胶分数与辐照剂量间的关系

In this paper, the relationship between T_m and composition of PEO/PVAc blend were studied and the Flory-Huggins parameter of the blend system were calculated. The experimental results show that this blend system is compatible and have only one glass transition temperature (T_g), so we can extend the relationship between sol fraction (S) and radiation dose (R) of linear polymer to the PEO/PVAc system. The Bb value of PEO/PVAc system were calculated, which is in good agreement with the experimental value.     

Shape memory polymers with interconnected nanopores and high mechanical strength

The fabrication of shape memory polymers with both interconnected nanopores and high mechanical strength is challenging. In this work, porous shape memory polymers (PSMPs) were prepared based on the combination of crystallization and phase separation in a ternary blend of poly(l ‐lactic acid)/polyvinyl acetate/poly(ethylene oxide) (i.e., PLLA/PVAc/PEO). The phase separation between the PLLA and PVAc/PEO resulted in bicontinuous structures in microscale including a PLLA‐rich phase and a mixed PVAc/PEO phase. On one hand, the continuous PLLA‐rich phase contributed to the high mechanical strength and shape memory performance, in which tiny crystals and amorphous matrix of PLLA act as the shape fixed phase and reversible phase, respectively. On the other hand, the crystallization of PEO in the miscible PVAc/PEO blend produced submicrometer bicontinuous structures. The interconnected nanopores have been obtained by selective etching of the PEO. Our strategy opens a new avenue for fabricating PSMPs with both interpenetrated channels and high strength. © 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys. 2018 , 56, 125–130     

Thermodynamic properties of novolac-type phenolic resin blended with poly(ethylene oxide)

The thermodynamic properties of novolac type phenolic resin blended with poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO) were investigated by the Painter–Coleman association model (PCAM). Equilibrium constants and enthalpy corresponding to the interaction between phenolic and poly(ethylene oxide) were calculated from the Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of low molecular weight analogues in dilute solutions. The association parameters of the model compounds are transferred to the corresponding polymers, to predict the Gibbs free energy, phase behavior, and the degree of hydrogen bonding in the polymer blend. The heat capacity (C_P) and the excess heat capacity (ΔC_P) are used to verify the validity of PCAM model on predicting the thermodynamics properties of phenolic/PEO blend. It is found that the hydrogen bonding interaction dominates at moderate temperatures, which is outweighed by the dispersion force at higher temperature or high PEO compositions. © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Polym Sci B: Polym Phys 36: 1647–1655, 1998     

Proton‐conducting polymer membrane based on sulfonated polystyrene microspheres and an amphiphilic polymer blend

A new type of amphiphic polymer blend comprising polystyrene (PS), polyethylene oxide (PEO) and microspheres of crosslinked polystyrene sulfonic acid (PSSA) was prepared by solution blending and followed by casting. Besides providing protons, PSSA plays a role in enhancing the miscibility of polystyrene (PS) and polyethylene oxide (PEO) according to the IR and the DSC studies. The resulting polymer blend is a proton electrolyte. The influence of the mixing extent between PS and PEO on the proton conductivity has been studied. It is also found that for those samples in which PEO and PS mix well, the hydrophobic PS component can effectively prevent water evaporation from the hydrophilic components at elevated temperatures, and therefore preserve the proton conductivity (10⁻⁴ S/cm) at the temperature as high as 80 °C. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Polym Sci B: Polym Phys 38: 1530–1538, 2000     

Birefringence control for binary blends of cellulose acetate propionate and poly(vinyl acetate)

Structure and optical properties for binary blends composed of biomass-based cellulose acetate propionate (CAP) and poly(vinyl acetate) (PVAc) have been studied. It is found that the blends exhibit high level of transparency, although the dynamic mechanical analysis in the solid state suggests that phase separation occurs in the blend. Furthermore, the birefringence resulting from molecular orientation decreases with increasing the content of PVAc. In particular, the blend with approximately 50 wt% of PVAc exhibits no birefringence even after stretching.     

Thermo‐responsive shape memory behavior of poly(styrene‐b‐isoprene‐b‐styrene)/ethylene‐1‐octene copolymer thermoplastic elastomer blends

Thermally‐triggered shape memory polymers (SMPs) are smart materials, which are capable of changing their shapes when they are exposed a heat stimulant. Blending semi‐crystalline and elastomeric polymers is an easy and low‐cost way to obtain thermo‐responsive SMPs. In this work, novel poly(ethylene‐co‐1‐octene) (PEO) and poly(styrene‐b‐isoprene‐b‐styrene) (SIS) thermoplastic elastomer blends were prepared via melt blending method. The morphological, mechanical, rheological properties and shape memory behaviours of the blends were investigated in detail. In morphological analysis, co‐continuous morphology was found for 50 wt% PEO/50 wt% SIS and 60 wt% PEO/40 wt% SIS (60PEO/40SIS) blends. The shape memory analysis performing by dynamic mechanical analyzer showed that the 60PEO/40SIS blend also exhibited the optimum shape memory performance with 95.74% shape fixing and 98.98% shape recovery. Qualitatively shape memory analysis in hot‐water pointed out that the amount of semi‐crystalline PEO promotes shape fixing ability of the blends whereas SIS content enhances shape recovery capability. Although the SIS and PEO are immiscible polymers, the blends of them were exhibited good elastomeric properties with regard to tensile strength, toughness, and elongation at break.     

Interactions and prediction of phase diagrams in ternary blends comprising poly(vinyl acetate), poly(vinyl p‐phenol), and poly(methyl methacrylate)

This study investigated and discovered a new miscible ternary blend system comprising three amorphous polymers: poly(vinyl acetate) (PVAc), poly(vinyl p‐phenol) (PVPh), and poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) using thermal analysis and optical and scanning electron microscopies. The ternary compositions are largely miscible except for a small region of borderline ternary miscibility near the side, where the binary blends of PVAc/PMMA are originally of a borderline miscibility with broad T_g. In addition to the discovering miscibility in a new ternary blend, another objective of this study was to investigate whether the introduction of a third polymer component (PVPh) with hydrogen bonding capacity might disrupt or enhance the metastable miscibility between PVAc and PMMA. The PVPh component does not seem to exert any “bridging effect” to bring the mixture of PVAc and PMMA to a better state of miscibility; neither does the Δχ effect seem to disrupt the borderline miscible PVAc/PMMA blend into a phase‐separated system by introducing PVPh. Apparently, the ternary is able to remain in as a miscible state as the binary systems owing to the fact that PVPh is capable of maintaining roughly equal H‐bonding interactions with either PVAc or PMMA in the ternary mixtures to maintain balanced interactions among the ternary mixtures. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part B: Polym Phys 44: 1147–1160, 2006     

Effects of top confinement and diluents on morphology in crystallization of poly(l‐lactic acid) interacting with poly(ethylene oxide)

Effects of top confinement and diluent poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO) on poly(l ‐lactic acid) (PLLA) crystal morphology have been investigated. When crystallized at 120 °C, uncovered neat PLLA sample exhibits higher growth rate ringless spherulites; while the covered sample exhibits lower growth rate ring‐banded spherulites. As PEO is introduced into PLLA, the morphology also undergoes significant changes. For the same T_c,PLLA = 120 °C, the PEO/PLLA blend with PEO composition greater than 25% exhibits ring‐banded patterns even in uncovered sample. However, in much greater PEO composition (>80 wt %), uncovered samples exhibit ring bands diverging into dendritic patterns, while top covered samples tend to maintain the spiral ring‐band patterns. Both PEO inclusion in PLLA and top cover on films impose growth kinetic alterations. Additionally, the top glass cover tends to prevent the lower surface tension PLLA to be accumulated on the surface, resulting in the formation of ring‐band pattern. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys. 2015 , 53, 1160–1170     

A STUDY ON POLY (ETHYLENE OXIDE)/POLY(VINYL ACETATE)BLENDS

Melt blends of poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO) and poly(vinyl acetate (PVAc) were prepared andstudied by Torsional Pendulum Analysis (TPA) and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR). Two glasstransitions were found in these blends. The lower T_g corresponds to the segmental motion in thepure PEO. The dependence of the position and broadness of the higher T_g on composition of theblends indicates that the two components are compatible in the amorphous phase with micro-hetero-geneity. These T_g values observed from mixed PVAc/PEO phase are much higher than that calculatedfrom Fox equation. The comparison of the blends quenched and annealed from melt implies thatPVAc mixed with PEO at the segmental level on molten state and the deviation of T_g values fromFox equation could be due to variation of the blend's composition by crystallization of part of thePEO component. Further indication that the blends are compatible down to the level of chain segments and thatthere are specific interactions between PVAc and PEO molecules comes from the analysis of FTIRspectra of the blends and the solution of PVA in diethylene glycol dimethyl ether.