Polypyrrole was polymerized on the surface of cellulose fibres using a sequence of fibre impregnation in FeCl3 solutions, thickening and re-dispersion in a pyrrole solution. ζ-Potential and adsorption isotherms of the FeCl3-cellulose systems showed that the adsorption of iron III was associated with the formation of free Fe3+ cations in the impregnation liquor. Moreover, under the test conditions applied, the amount of adsorbed iron III was not sufficient to promote the polymerization of a adequate amount of pyrrole on the fibre surface. Optimization of the polymerization reaction required that the FeCl3 concentration in the impregnation liquor be increased to approximately 1 mol/l with a subsequent decrease of pH to approximately1.8. Based on scanning electron (SEM) micrographs and the low cellulose polymerization degree measured after pyrrole polymerization, we concluded that the decrease in the electric resistance of bulky polypyrrole/cellulose compounds was associated with a not negligible degradation of the cellulose fibres due to acid hydrolysis and the subsequent impossibility to prepare hand sheets with modified fibres due to the insufficient strength of the wet fibre network. The results of this investigation bring into question the use of FeCl3-pyrrole-cellulose systems for the elaboration of conducting paper sheets with good and stable mechanical properties. 相似文献
It was found that telechelic isotactic oligo(1-butene) and telechelic oligo(propylene-ran-1-butene) could be isolated as nonvolatile oligomers from polymer residues resulting from the thermal degradation of isotactic poly(1-butene) and poly(propylene-ran-1-butene), respectively. Their structures were determined by 1H and 13C NMR with attention being paid to their reactive end groups. The maximum average number of terminal vinylidene groups per molecule (fTVD) was 1.8, indicating that about 80 mol% were α,ω-diene oligomers having two terminal vinylidene groups. This useful new telechelic oligomer had a lower polydispersity than the original polymer, in spite of its lower molecular weight and Tm. The composition of end groups of nonvolatile oligomers obtained by thermal degradation of poly(propylene-ran-1-butene) could be explained by the differences in bond dissociation energy and activation energy of elementary reactions during thermal degradation, based on the monomer composition of the original polymer. 相似文献
Thermogravimetric analyses of diclofenac sodium, its Ca2+ and Fe3+ complexes manifested a decreasing trend of the onset decomposition temperatures at which these compounds dissociated. The drop in the temperature was metal ion dependent; the sodium salt showed thermal stability up to 245 °C, whereas the complexes started their degradation processes at temperatures starting from 90 °C. While G* for the cleavage of the acetate moiety in the sodium salt was 63.76 kJmol−1, it was 82.06 and 140.57 kJmol−1 in the cases of Ca2+ and Fe3+, respectively. However, their complete fusion took place at 187.65, 150.34 and 98.77 °C, respectively, displaying a reversed trend which is probably indicative of some catalytic part on the binding metals.
Using the Gaussian 98W package of programs, ab initio molecular orbital treatments were applied to diclofenac and its Ca2+ and Fe3+ metal complexes to study their electronic structure at the atomic level. The thermochemistry of diclofenac sodium was followed through the TG fragmentation peak temperatures using the density functional theory calculations at the 6-31G(d) basis set level. The FT-IR data were in good agreement with the theoretically calculated values.
Single point calculations at the B3LYP/ 6-311G(d) level of theory, were used to compare the geometric features, energies and dipole moments of these compounds to detect the effect of the binding metal ions on the thermal dissociation of their diclofenac complexes. 相似文献
Two sensitive and reproducible methods are described for the quantitative determination of itopride hydrochloride (IH) in the presence of its degradation products. The first method is based on HPLC separation on a reversed phase Kromasil column [C18 (5-microm, 25 cm x 4.6 mm, ID)] at ambient temperature using a mobile phase consisting of methanol and water (70:30, v/v) adjusted to pH 4.0 with orthophosphoric acid with UV detection at 258 nm. The flow rate was 1.0 mL per min with an average operating pressure of 180 kg/cm2. The second method is based on HPTLC separation on silica gel 60 F254 using toluene:methanol:chloroform:10% ammonia (5.0:3.0:6.0:0.1, v/v/v/v) as mobile phase at 270 nm. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Student's t-test were applied to correlate the results of IH determination in dosage form by means of HPLC and HPTLC methods. The drug was subjected to acid and alkali hydrolysis, oxidation, dry heat, wet heat treatment, UV, and photodegradation. The proposed HPLC method was utilized to investigate the kinetics of the acidic, alkaline, and oxidative degradation processes at different temperatures and the apparent pseudo-first-order rate constant, half-life, and activation energy were calculated. In addition the pH-rate profile of degradation of IH in constant ionic strength buffer solutions in the pH range 2-11 was studied. 相似文献
The predominant mechanism of the hydrolytic degradation of oligo(d,l-lactide)-grafted dextrans in phosphate buffer was followed by quantifying both released dextran and lactic acid from the copolymers. The studied amphiphilic copolymers, with well-defined structure, exhibited various oligo(d,l-lactide) weight fractions (FOLA) while having a quite high extent of free hydroxyl groups (>90%). Depending on their FOLA, oligo(d,l-lactide)-grafted dextrans were soluble either in water or in organic solvents (THF, toluene, …) and different prevailing mechanisms of hydrolytic degradation were observed. The copolymer soluble in THF, with longer oligo(d,l-lactide) grafts and higher FOLA, was found to degrade via a particular mechanism by which the greatest part of dextran was released into buffer medium during the first two weeks of degradation. During the initial stage of degradation, the hydrophilicity of dextran backbone was considered to be the main driving force for the hydrolytic cleavage of the ester linkage between backbone and grafts. Released oligo(d,l-lactide) grafts were found to be degraded via chain-end degradation or random degradation depending on their solubility in buffer medium. In case of water-soluble copolymers with shorter oligo(d,l-lactide) grafts and lower FOLA, the chain-end degradation was exclusively observed. 相似文献
This work reports the use of a portable Raman microprobe spectrometer for the analysis of bulk and decaying compounds in carbonaceous materials such as stones, mortars and wall paintings. The analysed stones include limestone, dolomite and carbonaceous sandstone, gypsum and calcium oxalate, both mono- and dihydrated, being the main inorganic degradation products detected. Mortars include bulk phases with pure gypsum, calcite and mixtures of both or with sand, soluble salts being the most important degradation products. The pigments detected in several wall paintings include Prussian blue, iron oxide red, iron oxide yellow, vermilion, carbon black and lead white. Three different decaying processes have been characterised in the mortars of the wall paintings: (a) a massive absorption of nitrates that reacted with calcium carbonate and promoted the unbinding of pigment grains, (b) the formation of black crusts in the vault of the presbytery and (c) the thermodecomposition of pigments due to a fire. 相似文献