CaCO_3颗粒模板法制备聚合物超亲水/超疏水表面

以碳酸钙(CaCO3)颗粒层为模板,运用简单的热压和酸蚀刻相结合的方法制备聚合物超亲水/超疏水表面.首先在玻璃基底上均匀铺撒一层CaCO3颗粒,以此作为模板,通过热压线性低密度聚乙烯(LLDPE)使CaCO3颗粒均匀镶嵌在聚合物表面,获得了超亲水性质;进一步经酸蚀得到了具有微米和亚微米多孔结构的表面,其水滴静态接触角(WCA)可达(152.7±0.8)°,滚动角小于3°,具备超疏水性质.表面浸润性能和耐水压冲击性能研究表明该超疏水表面具有良好的稳定性和持久性.用同样工艺微模塑/酸蚀刻其它疏水性聚合物,得到类似结果.     

不同溶剂制备的聚乳酸多孔微球的形成机理

利用改进的双乳液溶剂挥发法制备了多孔聚乳酸( PLA)微球.通过采用具有不同沸点和水溶性的有机溶剂制备得到不同多孔结构的PLA微球.结果发现以二氯甲烷、氯仿和甲苯为溶剂制备的微球具有相似的均匀多孔结构,而以乙酸乙酯制备的微球却具有中空结构和多孔的壳层.通过进一步的实验研究了溶剂种类对于微球多孔结构的影响.结果表明溶剂的...     

接枝共聚法制备二氧化钛/聚（苯乙烯-二乙烯基苯）复合微球

本文以KH560、苯乙烯、马来酸酐为连接组分,将二氧化钛接枝到聚（苯乙烯-二乙烯基苯）微球的表面,成功制备了无孔和多孔纳米复合微球。研究了硅烷偶联剂（KH560）和苯乙烯对二氧化钛在无孔微球表面的分散性和接枝数量以及支撑微球的多孔性质对接枝到微球内部的二氧化钛数量的影响。结果表明,KH560和苯乙烯能够提高二氧化钛在微球表面的分散性和稳定性,使二氧化钛以30-80nm的粒径接枝在微球表面。苯乙烯又能使二氧化钛在无孔微球表面的接枝数量从10.4%增大到20.4%。平均孔径为136nm的多孔微球为支撑微球得到的复合粒子中二氧化钛最高接枝量可达26%,明显高于无孔微球和平均孔径为31nm的多孔微球。     

W/0乳化法制备明胶/β-磷酸三钙多孔复合微球及其物化性能表征

采用乳液、离子缔合法制备得到明胶（Gel）/β-纳米磷酸三钙(β-TCP)复合多孔微球,其尺寸可通过控制反应的搅拌速度进行调节。 SEM和光学显微镜观察表明,明胶/β-TCP复合微球尺寸在20～40 μm之间,被包敷的磷酸三钙为200 nm左右,微球内部呈多孔结构。 当m（磷酸三钙）∶m（明胶）＞0.4∶1时,有大量花瓣状晶体附着于复合微球的表面,是磷酸三钙溶解和明胶分子诱导重结晶所致。 XRD与IR图谱表明,磷酸三钙纳米粒子与明胶之间存在化学键合,明胶/β-纳米磷酸三钙复合微球的微观结构与自然骨相似。 DSC-TGA结果显示,90%的TCP在乳化过程中与明胶复合。 本文所制备的复合微球,为添加各种药物和促骨生长因子并实现缓释提供了优良的载体。     

基于不锈钢模板热压微模塑构建聚乙烯超疏水表面

采用含FeCl3的蚀刻液对不锈钢表面进行刻蚀,再以此蚀刻面为模板热压低密度聚乙烯(LDPE),冷却剥离得到LDPE微模塑表面。研究结果表明:静、动态接触角均超过150°,滚动角约5°,LDPE表面呈"花菜状"结构,即大"包"上密集分布着微米及亚微米级的小突起。本工艺可望结合工业上生产塑料薄膜的流延技术,实现聚合物超疏水表面的规模化生产。     

溶剂散逸自组装制备高分子有序微透镜阵列

利用水珠为模板制备了聚苯乙烯有序多孔膜.在溶剂挥发的制冷作用下,水珠能够在冷的高分子溶液表面凝结形成有序的阵列,溶剂蒸发完毕后,高分子材料按照水珠排列形貌空隙形成有序多孔膜,一种两性共聚物被加入到溶液中稳定水珠而获得有序的多孔结构. 将聚乙烯醇水溶液填充入多孔膜中,蒸干后用氯仿洗去聚苯乙烯,得到聚乙烯醇的整球微透镜阵列. 聚苯乙烯有序针垫阵列是由有序多孔膜撕掉上层制备的,这种针垫结构内部具有半球结构的空间,并以此为模板制备了聚乙烯醇半球微透镜阵列. 2种微透镜阵列均具有微观显影功能. 通过2种微透镜的显像对比证实,半球微透镜阵列比整球微透镜阵列具有更为清晰的多重显像效果.     

不同浸润性多孔电极表面的气泡行为

采用氢气模板法制备了具有多孔结构的电极; 通过改变电镀电流密度和电镀时间实现了电极表面多孔结构孔径和分布的控制; 通过改变表面化学组成有效调控了电极表面的浸润性质. 比较了具有不同微观结构和表面化学组成的电极在给定条件下电解水过程中气泡的产生及行为机制. 实验结果表明: 相对于亲水的多孔电极, 疏水的多孔电极表面能够黏附气泡, 更易倾向于形成稳定的气膜; 多孔结构对于亲水电极表面气泡行为的影响比对疏水电极表面气泡行为的影响更为显著; 与没有多孔结构的亲水电极相比, 具有多孔结构的亲水电极表面产生的气泡数量多, 速率快; 与较小孔径的多孔亲水电极相比, 较大孔径的多孔亲水电极表面产生气泡速率快且黏附气泡数量少. 该研究结果为微气泡减阻电极的设计提供了理论依据.     

在超临界二氧化碳中制备超高分子量聚乙烯多孔微球

以超高分子量聚乙烯作为原料, 在超临界二氧化碳中通过热处理成功制备了聚合物微米球. 微球尺寸符合高斯分布, 并可以控制在较窄范围内, 微球表面多孔且内部中空. 微球的形成是恒温过程和超临界二氧化碳双重作用的结果. 降温过程导致聚合物溶解度降低, 超高分子量聚乙烯分子链析出结晶而形成微球, 内部包裹了少量二氧化碳; 温度进一步降低导致微球内外压力不平衡, 二氧化碳从空心球内部释放形成表面孔洞. 恒温结晶过程除了促使微球结晶度进一步提高外, 还可以使亚稳晶型单斜晶转化为稳定的正交晶.     

基于碳酸钙-金纳米粒子无机杂化复合物固定硫堇的新方法及其在过氧化氢传感器中的应用

通过静电作用,经碳酸钙-金纳米粒子(CaCO3-AuNPs)无机杂化复合物实现了电活性物质硫堇(Th)在金电极表面的有效固定.AuNPs静电吸附到CaCO3微球表面形成CaCO3-AuNPs无机杂化复合物,该杂化复合物具有微孔结构、大的表面积和好的生物相容性,使得Th的固定量和稳定性大大提高.探讨了Th修饰电极在过氧化...     

海藻酸改性的中空SiO2微球的简易制备及应用

以CaCO3为模板,正硅酸四乙酯（TEOS）为硅源,用比较简单的方法制备了中空SiO2;然后将海藻酸钠嫁接在氨基化的中空SiO2表面;再利用海藻酸盐与钙离子的作用,在中空SiO2表面形成一个凝胶化层,制得海藻酸盐凝胶化的中空SiO2微球,粒径为1~2 μm。 采用FTIR、XRD、SEM、TEM和TGA等测试技术对微球进行表征。 此微球成功地用于柔红霉素的载负和缓释,最大载负率和载药量分别为55.6%和27.8%;缓释结果表明,海藻酸盐凝胶化层的存在,能更有效控制柔红霉素缓慢的释放,这种凝胶化载体对药效强、毒性较大的药物有潜在的临床应用前景。     

纳米碳酸钙粒子在硅酮密封胶中的增强作用

纳米复合材料以其优异的性能已引起人们的广泛兴趣 [1～ 4 ] .硅酮胶广泛应用于建筑玻璃件的粘接 .粘接的强度取决于胶的化学组分、配方、增强剂的种类和用量等 .碳酸钙纳米粒子以其独有的特性被用作硅酮胶的增强剂 ,极大提高了胶的拉伸强度、模量和硬度 .深入研究纳米碳酸钙粒子的增强机理与基体的界面作用 ,对于进一步提高硅酮胶的性能 ,从分子和界面的角度设计硅酮胶的结构具有重要的理论和实际意义 [5,6 ] .本文选用不同粒径的 3种活性纳米碳酸钙 ,研究粒径大小和用量对硅酮胶力学性能和分子运动的影响 ,探索纳米碳酸钙粒子的增强作用机…     

A novel superhydrophobic surface based on low‐density polyethylene/ethylene‐propylene‐diene terpolymer thermoplastic vulcanizate

A novel superhydrophobic surface based on low‐density polyethylene (LDPE)/ethylene‐propylene‐diene terpolymer (EPDM) thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPV) was successfully fabricated where the etched aluminum foil was used as template. The etched aluminum template, consisted of countless micropores and step‐like textures, was obtained by metallographic sandpaper sanding and the subsequent acid etching. The surface morphology and the hydrophobic properties of the molded TPV surface were researched by using field emission scanning electron microscope and contact angle meter, respectively. From the microstructure observation of the superhydrophobic LDPE/EPDM TPV surface, the step‐like textures obtained via molding with etched aluminum foil template and a large number of fiber‐like structures resulted from the plastic deformation of LDPE matrix could be found obviously. The obtained TPV surface exhibited remarkable superhydrophobicity, with a contact angle of 152.0° ± 0.7° and a sliding angle of 3.1° ± 0.8°.     

Silica‐Based Liquid Marbles as Microreactors for the Silver Mirror Reaction

Little attention has been paid to the participation of the shell of silica‐particle‐based liquid marbles and their influence on chemical reactions. The fabrication of liquid marbles with the encapsulating particle shells not only act as protecting layers to provide a confined environment, but also provide the reactive substrate surfaces to regulate the classical silver mirror reaction. Fabrication of silver mirrors with different morphologies was achieved by modifying particle surface properties, which could further lead to Janus liquid marbles. The different evaporation behavior of microreactors was demonstrated. Micrometer‐sized silica particles were used for the preparation of monolayer‐stabilized liquid marbles, which show great potential in fabricating Janus particles from superhydrophobic particles that are not attainable from Pickering emulsions.     

Facile method to fabricate raspberry-like particulate films for superhydrophobic surfaces

A facile method using layer-by-layer assembly of silica particles is proposed to prepare raspberry-like particulate films for the fabrication of superhydrophobic surfaces. Silica particles 0.5 microm in diameter were used to prepare a surface with a microscale roughness. Nanosized silica particles were then assembled on the particulate film to construct a finer structure on top of the coarse one. After surface modification with dodecyltrichlorosilane, the advancing and receding contact angles of water on the dual-sized structured surface were 169 and 165 degrees , respectively. The scale ratio of the micro/nano surface structure and the regularity of the particulate films on the superhydrophobic surface performance are discussed.     

From superamphiphobic to amphiphilic polymeric surfaces with ordered hierarchical roughness fabricated with colloidal lithography and plasma nanotexturing

Ordered, hierarchical (triple-scale), superhydrophobic, oleophobic, superoleophobic, and amphiphilic surfaces on poly(methyl methacrylate) PMMA polymer substrates are fabricated using polystyrene (PS) microparticle colloidal lithography, followed by oxygen plasma etching-nanotexturing (for amphiphilic surfaces) and optional subsequent fluorocarbon plasma deposition (for amphiphobic surfaces). The PS colloidal microparticles were assembled by spin-coating. After etching/nanotexturing, the PMMA plates are amphiphilic and exhibit hierarchical (triple-scale) roughness with microscale ordered columns, and dual-scale (hundred nano/ten nano meter) nanoscale texture on the particles (top of the column) and on the etched PMMA surface. The spacing, diameter, height, and reentrant profile of the microcolumns are controlled with the etching process. Following the design requirements for superamphiphobic surfaces, we demonstrate enhancement of both hydrophobicity and oleophobicity as a result of hierarchical (triple-scale) and re-entrant topography. After fluorocarbon film deposition, we demonstrate superhydrophobic surfaces (contact angle for water 168°, compared to 110° for a flat surface), as well as superoleophobic surfaces (153° for diiodomethane, compared to 80° for a flat surface).     

Fabrication of superhydrophobic surfaces from binary colloidal assembly

In this work, superhydrophobic surfaces were derived from binary colloidal assemblies. CaCO(3)-loaded hydrogel spheres and silica or polystyrene ones were consecutively dip-coated on silicon wafers. The former assemblies were recruited as templates for the latter self-assembly. Due to the hydrophilicity difference between silicon wafers and CaCO(3)-loaded hydrogel spheres, the region selective localization of silica or polystyrene spheres leads to irregular binary structures with a hierarchical roughness. The subsequent modification with low surface energy molecules yields a superhydrophobic surface. The heating treatment may largely enhance the mechanical stability of the resulting binary structures, which allows regeneration of the surface superhydrophobicity, providing a good durability in practice.     

Charge-controlled permeability of polyelectrolyte microcapsules

Multilayer microcapsules showing unique charge-controlled permeability have been successfully fabricated by employing poly(styrene sulfonate) (PSS)-doped CaCO3 particles as templates. Encapsulation of the PSS molecules is thus achieved after core removal. Scanning force microscopy (SFM), UV-vis, Raman spectroscopy, and zeta-potential confirm the existence of the PSS molecules in the CaCO3 particles and the resultant microcapsules, which are initially incorporated during the core fabrication process. A part of these additionally introduced PSS molecules interacts with PAH molecules residing on the inner surface of the multilayer wall to form a stable complex, while the other part is intertwined in the capsule wall or in a free state. Capsules with this structure possess many special features, such as highly sensitive permeability tuned by probe charge and environmentally controlled gating. They can completely reject negatively charged probes, but attract positively charged species to form a higher concentration in the capsule interior, as evidenced by confocal microscopy. For example, the capsules completely exclude dextran labeled with fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC-dextran), but are permeable for dextran labeled with tetramethylrhodamine isothiocyanate (TRITC-dextran) having similar molecular mass (from 4 to 70 kDa), although there are only few charged dyes in a dextran chain. By reversing the charge of the probes through pH change, or by suppressing charge repulsion through salt addition, the permeation can be readily switched for proteins such as albumin or small dyes such as fluorescein sodium salt.     

Fabrication of hydrophobic surfaces by coupling of Langmuir-Blodgett deposition and a self-assembled monolayer

A novel method coupling the Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) deposition of silica particles and the formation of a self-assembled monolayer (SAM) of alkylsilane is proposed for fabricating hydrophobic surfaces. The LB deposition and the SAM are supposed to confer the substrate surface roughness and low surface energy, respectively. By controlling the hydrophobic-hydrophilic balance of the silica particle surface through the adsorption of surfactant molecules, deposition of monolayers consisting of hexagonally close-packed arrays of particles on a glass substrate can then be successfully conducted in a Langmuir trough. LB particulate films with a particle layer number up to 5 were thereby prepared. A sintered and hydrophobically finished particulate film with roughness factor of 1.9 was finally fabricated by sintering and surface silanization. Effects of particle size and particle layer number on the wetting behavior of the particulate films were systematically studied by measuring static and dynamic water contact angles. The experimental results revealed that a static contact angle of about 130 degrees resulted from the particulate films regardless of the particle size and particle layer number. This is consistent with the predictions of both the Wenzel model and the Cassie and Baxter model in that roughness of a hydrophobic surface can increase its hydrophobicity and a switching of the dominant mode from Wenzel's to Cassie and Baxter's. In general, an advancing contact angle of about 150 degrees , a receding contact angle of about 110 degrees , and a contact angle hysteresis of about 40 degrees were exhibited by the particulate films fabricated.