高分子催化剂作为引发剂的超高吸水性树脂的制备

纸、绵、泡沫塑料等常用的吸水性材料的吸水量,一般只有本身重量的10—20倍。近来出现了吸水量可达几百倍的“超高吸水性高分子”。最早是将淀粉-丙烯睛接枝共聚物进行水解而得到的,后来出现了各种类型的超高吸水性高分子,这些大部分是将水溶性高分子以适当的方法进行轻微的交联而得到的。超高吸水性高分子可作为尿布、土壤保水剂,工     

功能高分子聚丙烯酸铵的研制

以环己烷为连续相、水为分散相、氨水部分中和的丙烯酸为单体、K2S2O8为引发剂，N，N－亚甲基双丙烯酰胺为交联剂，采用反相悬浮聚合法合成了功能高分子材料－聚丙烯酸铵高吸水性树脂。研究了乳化剂、引发剂和交联剂用量、pH值、反应湿度等对吸水率的影响，得到的高吸水性树脂最大吸水率为1237mL/gR,其最大吸生理盐水率为114mL/gR。利用SEM，IR对其进行了表征。SEM分析表明，如果采取适当的工艺可以得到粒状产品。     

聚丙烯酸类高吸水性树脂专利技术发展

高吸水性树脂SAP是一种典型的功能高分子材料,能吸收并保持自身重量数百倍乃至数千倍的水分或者数十倍的盐水,广泛应用于农业、林业、工业和日常生活等领域中。而聚丙烯酸类高吸水性树脂是一类重要的合成高吸水性树脂,本文从专利角度对其技术概况、专利申请状况、聚合工艺、共聚单体、交联剂、聚合引发方式等进行了详述,并对该领域重要专利申请人巴斯夫和日本触媒株式会社的重点技术进行了分析。     

功率型LED封装用高分子材料的研究进展

随着发光二极管(LED)亮度和功率的不断提高,封装材料已成为制约LED进入照明领域的关键技术之一。对于功率型LED封装材料,要求具有高折射率、高透光率、高导热率、耐紫外、耐热老化、低应力、低吸水率等性能特点。目前LED封装用两大主要高分子材料是环氧树脂和有机硅复合材料。对这两种材料的改性主要集中在折射率、耐老化性、导热性、吸水性和力学性能等方面。脂环族环氧树脂及纳米有机硅复合材料作为高功率LED封装材料具有广阔的发展前景。     

海藻酸钠与丙烯酰胺微波共聚制备高吸水树脂

高吸水性树脂是近年来得到迅速发展的一类新型的功能性高分子材料,由于其能吸收自身质量数百倍至数千倍的水,且具有优良的保水性能,因此被广泛应用于农业、林业、卫生用品材料、工业用脱水剂,医用材料、水凝胶材料等。反相悬浮聚合法是目前制备高吸水性树脂较先进的方法,具有制备工艺简单,树脂的物理形态和吸水性能较好等优点。海藻酸钠是从褐藻中提取得到,由于其良好的生物降解性和生物相容性,     

玉米淀粉与丙烯酸接枝共聚合成高吸水树脂

高吸水性树指是七十年代迅速发展起来的一种新型功能高分子材料,由于它吸水速度快且能吸收自身重量数百倍乃至上千倍的水,吸水膨胀后生成的凝胶在加压条件下不易将水析出,而在周围环境缺水的条件下,又可将水缓慢释放出来,因此在农业、园林、医药卫生、沙漠治理、通信电缆等领域具有广泛的用途。近年来,随着高吸水树脂应用范围的不断拓展,其需求量迅速增加,平均年增长率高达30—40％。高吸水树脂根据合成原料的不同,主要分为合成树脂类、纤维素类和淀粉类,合成树脂类生产工艺简单,具有优良的吸水保水能力,但难于降解;纤维素类虽然可降解,但吸水率较低;淀粉类由于原料来源广泛,价格低廉,在自然界中可生物降解,对环境友好,成为吸水树脂领域的研究重点。我国在进行高吸水树脂的研究方面起步较晚,     

缩醛度与孔隙结构对PVF多孔材料吸水性能与力学性能的影响

采用机械搅拌表面活性剂成孔方法制备了聚乙烯醇缩甲醛(PVF)多孔材料,研究了甲醛(HCHO)与表面活性剂十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)用量对缩醛度与孔隙结构变化的影响,探讨了缩醛度和孔隙结构变化对PVF多孔材料力学性能与吸水性能产生影响的机理.研究认为,缩醛度的提高会引起PVF的亲水性、交联密度、临近分子链间隙、硬段比例、范德华力的改变,这些变化对PVF多孔材料的拉伸强度、断裂伸长率、吸水速率以及吸水率产生影响;孔隙结构的变化导致PVF内毛细管数量、孔的比表面积、持水能力以及相对密度和应力集中改变,进而引起PVF多孔材料的力学性能与吸水性能性能发生相应改变.通过控制缩醛度与孔隙结构可获得吸水性能和力学使用性能良好的PVF多孔材料,吸水率最高可达1627％,湿态下PVF多孔材料具有良好回弹性且质地柔软.     

高吸水性树脂的SEM研究方法

高吸水性树脂是一种新型高分子材料,是交联型高分子电解质。它能吸收比自身重几百倍至几千倍的水;一旦吸水成水凝胶后,即使加压也很难把水分离出来。因此,它可应用于工农业生产、医疗卫生和日常生活等方面,近年引起人们极大关注。有些学者研究其吸水机     

高吸水性树脂

高吸水性树脂,可以吸收其本身重量的几百倍水。将水溶性高分子如羧甲基纤维素、聚丙烯酸钠盐或聚乙烯醇进行轻微的交联可以得到。由于其高吸水性、在压力下的高保水性和高增稠性,被广泛应用于纸尿布、生理巾、土壤保水剂、工业脱水剂、增稠剂等。     

水晶泥在化学实验教学中的应用与思考

运用市售"水晶泥"为实验材料,探索课堂演示"高吸水性树脂的吸水性"和"胶体的丁达尔效应"实验的新方法。实验材料颜色丰富多彩,演示时课堂气氛活跃;胶体的丁达尔效应与高分子吸水材料的吸水性实验效果均很显著,观赏性强。"水晶泥"安全易得,实验操作简易,便于学生开展家庭实验。     

OPTICAL INTERFERENCE METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF MOISTURE SWELLING IN PET FILMS

A method for measuring moisture swelling of amorphous PET films by using Rayleigh interferometer is reported, Plots of the optical path of light transmission in the polymer vs. soaking time were obtained, and from the same curves, the dependence of time on the moisture swelling, saturated water absorption and diffusion coefficient of PET films were estimated. These results are in agreement with those obtained by weighing method. It is shown that optical interference method is a simple but sensitive method for the study of water absorption and swelling in transparent polymer films.     

Printable optical sensors based on H-bonded supramolecular cholesteric liquid crystal networks

A printable H-bonded cholesteric liquid crystal (CLC) polymer film has been fabricated that, after conversion to a hygroscopic polymer salt film, responds to temperature and humidity by changing its reflection color. Fast-responding humidity sensors have been made in which the reflection color changes between green and yellow depending on the relative humidity. The change in reflection band is a result of a change in helix pitch in the film due to absorption and desorption of water, resulting in swelling/deswelling of the film material. When the polymer salt was saturated with water, a red-reflecting film was obtained that can potentially act as a time/temperature integrator. Finally, the films were printed on a foil, showing the potential application of supramolecular CLC materials as low-cost, printable, battery-free optical sensors.     

Refractometric discrimination of void-space filling and swelling during vapour sorption in polymer films

Thin polymeric films have been deposited as upper cladding layers on a new integrated optical interferometer fabricated from layers of silicon oxynitride on a silicon wafer. The evanescent field of the probing waveguide mode transduces refractive index changes in the polymer layer into the measured phase changes in the device. Real-time measurement of index change and its sign is obtained. Upon exposure to humid air, we record water sorption by films of poly(vinyl pyrrolidone) by a rapid positive index change for void-space filling followed by a slow negative index change for swelling. Sorption of water vapor into a thin film of the viscous liquid polymer polyethylenimine shows only swelling mode behaviour and a simple constitutive model can be applied to give the fractional water occupied volume.     

Control of moisture at buried polymer/alumina interfaces through substrate surface modification

Moisture absorption in poly(4-tert-butoxycarbonyloxystyrene) (PBOCSt) films supported on Al(2)O(3) sputter coated silicon wafers is measured using neutron and X-ray reflectivity. Accumulation of water at the interface during moisture exposure results in an apparent film-thickness-dependent swelling for ultrathin PBOCSt films. The swelling of a film on Al(2)O(3) is less than the swelling of a film of the same thickness on SiO(x) for films thinner than 20 nm. This is due to comparatively less moisture accumulation at the Al(2)O(3)/PBOCSt interface. A simple, zero adjustable parameter model consisting of a fixed water-rich layer at the interface and bulk swelling through the remainder of the film describes the thickness-dependent swelling quantitatively. The influence of four different Al(2)O(3) surface treatments on the moisture distribution within PBOCSt films was examined: bare Al(2)O(3), tert-butylphosphonic acid, phenylphosphonic acid, and n-octyltrichlorosilane. Both the phenyl and the octyl surface treatments reduce the accumulation of water at the polymer/substrate interface. The tert-butyl treatment does not reduce the interfacial water concentration, presumably due to insufficient surface coverage.     

Water sorption properties of carbonized layers produced by controlled B<Superscript>+</Superscript> bombardment of thin polyimide and polysulfone films

Thin polyimide (PI) and polyethersulfone (PES) films are widely used as functional layers for microelectronic sensors. Ion implantation modifies the layer structure and morphology of these polymers and hence results in new mechanical and optical properties. However, ion-modified layers also show a change in sensitivity to moisture uptake under specific conditions. This is important for developing humidity sensors. Therefore, the water sorption ability of such modified polymer layers is studied by spectroscopic ellipsometry under definite relative humidity conditions (1–95%). Swelling data were obtained by fitting procedures based on changes of effective layer thickness and optical constants due to water uptake. Irradiation doses from 0.5 to 5×10¹⁵ B⁺ cm^–2 at an energy of 180 keV were used for polymer modification. At irradiation doses from 0.5 to 0.7×10¹⁵ B⁺ cm^–2, the maximum out-of-plane swelling is reached. At higher doses >2×10¹⁵ B⁺ cm^–2, the swelling decreases and corresponds to values of the pure polymer layers. The wetting properties of the layer surfaces determined by contact angle measurements are important to explain this behavior.     

Controlled pore functionalization of poly(ethylene terephthalate) track-etched membranes via surface-initiated atom transfer radical polymerization

A new method for surface-initiated atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) on the technical polymer poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) has been developed which allows controlling and estimating the layer thickness of the grafted polymer in the isocylindrical pores of track-etched membranes. After PET surface treatment by oxidative hydrolysis, the bromoalkyl initiator was immobilized on the PET surface in a two-step solid-phase reaction; the isoporous membrane structure was preserved, and the pore diameter was increased from 760 to 790 nm. Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAAm) was grafted under ATRP conditions from a methanol/water mixture at room temperature. Both monomer concentration and reaction time could be used as parameters to adjust the degree of grafting. Effective grafted layer thickness and its response to temperature were estimated from pure water permeability. All data, especially the high polymer densities (0.37 g/cm3) in the swollen layers at 25 degrees C, indicate that grafted PNIPAAm with a "brush" structure has been achieved. For dry PNIPAAm layer thicknesses on the PET pore walls of up to 80 nm, a temperature-induced swelling/deswelling ratio of approximately 3 had been observed. Reduction of the brush grafting density, via composition of the reaction mixture used in solid-phase synthesis for initiator immobilization, led to an increase of that swelling/deswelling ratio. Further, density and temperature response of the grafted PNIPAAm layers synthesized via ATRP were compared with those obtained in the same membranes by less controlled photografting, leading to lower grafting density and larger gradients in grafted layer density and, consequently, much higher swelling/deswelling ratios (>15).     

Interfacial effects on moisture absorption in thin polymer films

Moisture absorption in model photoresist films of poly(4-hydroxystryene) (PHOSt) and poly(tert-butoxycarboxystyrene) (PBOCSt) supported on silicon wafers was measured by X-ray and neutron reflectivity. The overall thickness change in the films upon moisture exposure was found to be dependent upon the initial film thickness. As the film becomes thinner, the swelling is enhanced. The enhanced swelling in the thin films is due to the attractive nature of the hydrophilic substrate, leading to an accumulation of water at the silicon/polymer interface and subsequently a gradient in concentration from the enhancement at the interface to the bulk concentration. As films become thinner, this interfacial excess dominates the swelling response of the film. This accumulation was confirmed experimentally using neutron reflectivity. The water rich layer extends 25 +/- 10 A into the film with a maximum water concentration of approximately 30 vol %. The excess layer was found to be polymer independent despite the order of magnitude difference in the water solubility in the bulk of the film. To test if the source of the thickness dependent behavior was the enhanced swelling at the interface, a simple, zero adjustable parameter model consisting of a fixed water rich layer at the interface and bulk swelling through the remainder of the film was developed and found to reasonably correspond to the measured thickness dependent swelling.     

聚对苯二甲酸乙二酯光学特性的椭圆偏振光谱研究

概要介绍椭圆偏振光谱 (SE)的原理与特点 ,并用椭偏光谱测定了一组结晶度不同的无取向PET薄膜的光学常数谱 ,研究半结晶性高聚物PET不同结晶形态对其光学性能的影响 ,发现随结晶度的增加 ,其光学常数显著增大 ,并趋于晶态的光学常数 .光学性质的改变可能与微晶的尺寸有关     

Quasi-liquid composites based on poly(ethylene terephthalate) films with fullerene and dichlorobenzene

Quasi-liquid composites based on poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) films with 9 wt% solution of the C₆₀ (70%) and C₇₀ (∼30%) fullerenes mixture in dichlorobenzene (DCB) have been obtained. It has been shown that PET swelling in the fullerene solution in DCB is accompanied by penetration of fullerene into the polymer structure, and PET films are deformed by the mechanism of intercrystallite crazing. As has been revealed by UV spectroscopy, fullerene incorporated into composite remains monomeric as in solution.     

Thermo-responsive Hercosett/Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) films: a new, fast, optically responsive coating

Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAM) is a common thermo-responsive, water-soluble polymer, while Hercosett is a cationic resin commonly employed in the paper industry. In this paper, Hercosett? and poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAM) nanoparticles were used to prepare composite films that show thermo-responsive behavior and swelling–shrinking properties in water. First, size-controlled PNIPAM hydrogel nanoparticles were synthesized. These were then embedded within a matrix of the cationic resin Kymene 577H by film casting. The distribution of nanoparticles in the resin film was investigated. The thermo-responsive properties of the as-synthesized PNIPAM hydrogel nanoparticles and of the composite films were characterized together with the repeatability of the swelling–shrinking cycles. The presence of nanoparticles endowed the film with highly enhanced water retention (in comparison with resin-only films) and, most importantly, thermo-responsiveness. A very fast optical and morphological response was in fact observed. Due to the dual (optical and morphological) response, this new system is suitable for applications in optical or morphological actuation and gating.