Mg-Fe-HTlc/高岭土悬浮体流变性研究

研究了Mg-Fe类水滑石(HTlc)/高岭土(kaolinite)悬浮体的质量比(R)对其流变性和触变性的影响, 发现控制剪切速率(D)得到的屈服应力(τ_y)和控制剪切应力(τ)得到的临界剪切应力(τ_c)皆随R的增大先降低后升高. 小幅振荡剪切实验发现随R的增大, 体系由正触变性转化为复合触变性, 其中用小幅振荡剪切法在线性粘弹区发现复合触变性体系还是首次. 恒剪切速率(D_L)实验发现了震荡现象, 即粘度随时间发生周期性升高和降低的变化. 震荡现象与D_L和R有关, 较高的D_L和R可使震荡现象消失. 测定粘度随时间变化时采用的低剪切速率(D_L)影响体系的触变性类型. 根据HTlc和kaolinite粒子间的相互作用对实验结果的机理进行了探讨.     

Rheological behavior of moderately concentrated silica suspensions in the presence of adsorbed poly(ethylene oxide)

Adsorption and flocculation properties have been investigated for a well-characterized aqueous system of precipitated nanometric silicabeads in the presence of a high molecular-weight poly(ethylene oxide). Particular attention was given to the evolution of these properties with increasing concentration. In addition, the corresponding consequences on the rheological behavior in the homogeneous domains of the phase diagram of the systems were studied. Important rheological effects can actually be obtained with such systems, even at moderate values of the volume fraction of the dispersed phase (5·10^–35·10^–2).According to the adsorption level, the number of particles per macromolecular chain, and the free polymer equilibrium concentration, quite different phenomena were observed such as rheopectic shear-induced gelation, Newtonian flow or thixotropic shear-thinning.     

镁铝类水滑石/阳离子淀粉分散体系流变学振荡行为研究

采用稳态剪切和小振幅振荡剪切实验研究了镁铝类水滑石化合物(Mg-Al HTlc)/阳离子淀粉(CS)分散体系(HTlc与CS质量之比R分别为0, 0.02, 0.05和0.08)的流变学性质．实验结果表明: 上述体系在实验pH值(5～11)范围内均为剪切稀释非牛顿流体, 其中, Mg-Al HTlc/CS (R＝0, 0.02和0.05)分散体系的流变曲线符合幂律模型, 而Mg-Al HTlc/CS (R＝0.08)体系符合Herschel-Bulkley模型. 上述体系先于1000 s^－1剪切180 s, 再于1 s^－1(或者3 s^－1)低速剪切时均表观出粘度随时间周期变化的振荡现象. 振荡现象缘于CS分子结构的周期变化. pH值、剪切速率和HTlc含量的变化可以改变振荡周期(频率)和振幅. 低pH值条件下, Mg-Al HTlc/CS (R＝0.08)体系先于1000 s^－1剪切180 s, 再于小振幅振荡剪切(剪切应力0.03 Pa, 频率0.5 Hz)时储能模量G?和损耗模量G?也表现出随时间周期变化的振荡现象.     

Effect of Polyvinylpyrrolidone on Rheology of Aqueous SiC Suspensions Stabilized with Polyacrylic Acid

The effect of polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) on rheology of aqueous SiC suspensions stabilized with polyacrylic acid (PAA) was investigated. At pH 6.0, as the total amount of dispersants was fixed at 0.3 wt%, the suspensions with co-addition of PAA and PVP obtained much lower viscosity than those added separately, displaying Newtonian behavior. The improvement in rheology of SiC suspensions arose from enhanced steric hindrance, which was caused by the presence of PVP molecules in association with PAA molecules adsorbed on SiC particle surfaces. However, this effect was relatively weak in alkaline condition because of complete dissociation of PAA.     

Use of a Cross-Sectional Model for Determining Rheology in Settling Slurries: Effect of Solvent,Particle Size,and Density

Transport models for partially settling slurries need accurate rheology correlations, particularly describing viscosity relationship to the particle concentration. A method is needed to untangle the effects of settling on apparent viscosity and the real effects of particle concentration on viscosity during rheology measurements. Our approach is based on model inversion of a cross-section model for the vertical particle concentration gradient and the local rheologies in the gap of a Couette type rheometer, established by a balance between gravitational particle settling and shear induced migration of the particles. The Krieger-Dougherty rheology correlation with adjustable parameters has been applied, where the parameters are determined by minimizing the difference between the measured viscosity data and those calculated by the model. Fairly mono-disperse silver coated polystyrene particles with two sizes and densities were used in both the aqueous and oil phase. In the raw data an apparent shear thinning tendency is observed. Through the model inversion process, this is accounted for by the shear dependent settling and the steep increase of viscosity with particle concentration. Maximum packing fraction was obtained through settling experiments. The difference between this value and the maximum packing fraction from the model inversion was less than 3% for oil-based suspensions. The larger difference was found for smaller particle size in water which is attributed to the larger effect of interparticle forces.     

胶含量、pH值及电解质对Mg-Fe-HTlc/高岭土分散体系流变性的影响

胶含量、pH值及电解质对Mg-Fe-HTlc/高岭土分散体系流变性的影响;类水滑石化合物;高岭土;剪切应力;分散体系;流变性     

Rheology of magnetite dispersions in oligo(propylene glycol) and the structure of the stabilizing layer on dispersed phase particles

Rheological measurements are employed to prove the Newtonian behavior of magnetite dispersions stabilized with oligomers and to determine the ratio between the volume of particles with stabilizing shells and the proper particle volume. The average diameter of magnetite particles is calculated by the magnetic granulometry method. The thickness of the stabilizing layer and the configuration of stabilizer molecules are estimated.     

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,     

Rheology and Drug Release Properties of Bioresorbable Hydrogels Prepared from Polylactide/Poly(ethylene glycol) Block Copolymers

Ring-opening polymerization of L(D)-lactide was realized in the presence of poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG), yielding PLLA/PEG and PDLA/PEG block copolymers. Bioresorbable hydrogels were prepared from aqueous solutions containing both copolymers due to interactions and stereocomplexation between PLLA and PDLA blocks. The rheological properties of the hydrogels were investigated under various conditions by changing copolymer concentration, temperature, time and frequency. The hydrogels constitute a dynamic and evolutive system because of continuous formation/destruction of crosslinks and degradation. Drug release studies were performed on hydrogel systems containing bovine serum albumin (BSA). The release profiles appear almost constant with little burst effect. The release rate depends not only on gelation conditions such as time and temperature, but also on factors such as drug load, as well as molar mass and concentration of the copolymers.     

Glass transition in poly(propylene glycol) networks

Difficulty in controlling and determining the structural parameters of polymer networks has hindered experimental studies on the glass transition in crosslinked polymers. A series of wellcharacterized networks of poly(propylene glycol) having narrow network chain-length distributions and average molecular weight between crosslinks M _c in the range of 425–3000 has been prepared. The glass transition temperatures T_g of these networks were found to vary linearly with M , consistent with several theoretical treatments. Both the physical crosslinking and the incorporation of crosslinking agent into the system (a “copolymer” effect) are shown to be responsible for increase in T_g upon crosslinking in this system. Varying the network chain-length distribution without changing M _c did not affect the T_g of the system. The chemical nature of the crosslinking agent, however, does affect the T_g of the network, particularly at high crosslink densities.     

Phase separation in mixtures of poly(ethylene glycol monomethylether) and poly(propylene glycol) oligomers

Time-resolved light scattering was employed to investigate kinetics of phase separation in mixtures of poly (ethylene glycol monomethylether) (PEGE)/poly (propylene glycol) (PPG) oligomers. Phase diagrams for PEGE/PPG of varying molecular weights were established by means of cold point measurements. The oligomer mixtures reveal an upper critical solution temperature (UCST). Several temperature quench experiments were carried out with a 60/40 PEGE/PPG blend by rapidly quenching from a single phase (69°C) to two-phase temperatures (66–61°C) at 1°C intervals. As is typical for oligomer mixtures, the early stage of spinodal decomposition (SD) was not detected. The kinetics of phase decomposition was found to be dominated by the late stage of SD. Time-evolution of scattering intensity was analyzed in accordance with nonlinear and dynamical scaling theories. The time dependence of the peak intensity I_m and the corresponding peak wavenumber q_m was found to follow the power-law {I_m(t)? t^α, q_m(t)? t^-β} with the values of α = 3 ± 0.3 and β = 1 ± 0.2, which are very close to the values predicted by Siggia. This process has been attributed to a coarsening mechanism driven by surface tension. In the temporal scaling analysis, the structure function reveals university with time, suggesting self-similarity. Phase separation dynamics in 60/40 PEGE/PPG resembles the behavior predicted for off-critical mixtures.     

Rheology and gelation kinetics in laponite dispersions containing poly(ethylene oxide)

We report results on the rheology of a model polymer/clay system, laponite clay particles with added poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO), focusing on the kinetics of gel formation and on molecular weight effects. We examined solutions at both pH = 7, where interparticle attractions are present and a networked gel is formed; and at pH = 10, where repulsive forces dominate and laponite forms a colloidal glass. We found that PEO of low to moderate molecular weight significantly slows down gelation and decreases the complex viscosity and elastic modulus of the dispersion by several orders of magnitude for both pH = 7 and 10. In the former case, adsorbed PEO likely forms a steric barrier to the formation of an attractive gel. In the latter case, we propose that free PEO chains in solution induce a depletion attraction between particles, preventing or slowing the formation of a colloidal glass. At higher molecular weights, PEO chains are long enough to bridge between particles and form an associative network, enhancing the viscosity and elastic modulus for both pH = 7 and 10. Finally, we have shown the critical molecular weight for transitioning between these two types of behavior scales with the interparticle distance. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part B: Polym Phys 43: 233–240, 2005     

Micellization and Thermogelation of Poly(ether urethane)s Comprising Poly(ethylene glycol) and Poly(propylene glycol)

A series of multiblock poly(ether urethane)s comprising poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG), and poly(propylene glycol) (PPG) segments were synthesized. Their aqueous solutions exhibited thermogelling behavior at critical gelation concentrations (CGC) ranging from 8 to 12 wt%. The composition and structural information of the copolymers were studied by GPC and ¹H NMR. The critical micellization concentration (CMC) and thermodynamic parameters for micelle formation were determined at different temperatures. The temperature response of the copolymer solutions were studied and found to be associated with the composition of the copolymers.     

Effects of the volume and temperature on the global and segmental dynamics in poly(propylene glycol) and 1,4‐polyisoprene

Published dielectric relaxation measurements for poly(propylene glycol) and 1,4‐polyisoprene are analyzed to determine the relative effects that thermal energy and volume have on the temperature dependence of the normal‐mode relaxation times, and these are compared with their effects on the temperature dependence of the local segmental relaxation times. For both polymers at temperatures well above the glass‐transition temperature, both relaxation modes are governed more by the thermal energy than by the volume, although the latter's contribution is not negligible. Such a result is consistent with an assumption underlying models for polymer viscoelasticity, such as the Rouse and tube models, that the friction coefficient governing motions over large length scales can be identified with the local segmental friction coefficient. Moreover, the relaxation data for both the segmental and normal modes superimpose when expressed as a function of the product of the temperature and volume, the latter being raised to a power. This scaling form arises from an inverse power law for the repulsive part of the intermolecular potential. The value of the exponent on the volume is the same for the normal and segmental motions and for both polymers indicates a relatively soft potential. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part B: Polym Phys 42: 4313–4319, 2004     

Formation and Detection of Clay Network Structure in Poly(propylene)/Layered Silicate Nanocomposites

Summary: The study of the structure and the rheological properties of poly(propylene) (PP)/montmorillonite (MMT)/maleinated PP (MAPP) composites strongly suggests that a silicate network may form under certain conditions. Network formation could not be proven unambiguously with the usual techniques, i.e., with TEM and by plotting the frequency dependence of viscoelastic properties. Cole‐Cole plots detect the network very sensitively. A certain number of silicate layers are needed to create a house‐of‐cards structure. A threshold concentration of MAPP exists in the investigated system, which depends on the silicate content.

Cole‐Cole representation of the viscoelastic properties of PP/OMMT/MAPP nanocomposites.     

Rheological Characterization of Alumina Ceramic Suspensions in Presence of a Dispersant and a Binder

The rheological responses of aqueous alumina suspensions, stabilized with an organic polyvalent salt dispersant called “Aluminon,” and including a poly(vinyl) alcohol (PVA) binder, are described in this study. It is observed that the addition of PVA, without any dispersant does not significantly influence the rheology. However, in the presence of the dispersant the rheology is affected significantly. At a given concentration of the dispersant, the viscosity, the storage and loss modulii all increase with the PVA concentration. Also, for a given concentration of the PVA, the viscosity, the storage and loss modulii values increases as the concentration of the dispersant is increased. At relatively low PVA concentrations, an excess concentration of the dispersant, causes flocculation of the particles in the suspension by a reduction of the electrostatic (double layer) effect. On the contrary, at higher concentrations of the PVA the flocculation of the suspension occurs via a depletion mechanism.     

Complex formation of cyclodextrins with poly(propylene glycol) derivatives

The complex formation between cyclodextrins (CDs) and poly(propylene glycol) (PPG) derivatives is described. β‐CD and γ‐CD formed complexes with PPG derivatives such as 1‐naphthyl (1NA), 2‐naphthyl (2NA), 3,5‐dinitrobenzoyl, and 2,4‐dinitrophenyl PPG. α‐CD did not form complexes with these PPG derivatives. Although γ‐CD gave complexes with 9‐anthryl PPG (PPG9An), β‐CD did not efficiently form complexes with PPG9An. β‐CD did not form complexes with trityl PPG, demonstrating that trityl groups were too bulky to thread a β‐CD cavity. The emission spectra of the complexes showed that β‐CD bound a single 2NA moiety in its cavity and that γ‐CD included two 2NA moieties. In contrast, γ‐CD bound a single 1NA moiety in the cavity. X‐ray diffraction studies and ¹H NMR analysis showed that the CD molecules were stacked along a PPG chain to form a channel structure. The inclusion modes are discussed. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Polym Sci A: Polym Chem 38: 4839–4849, 2000     

Influence of Oil Content in Paraffins on the Behavior of Wax Emulsions: Wetting and Rheology

In this study, effect and correlation of alkyl chain length (C8, C10, C12, C14, and C16) and concentration of n-alkyl sulfate acid used as representative Br?nsted acid-combined-surfactant catalysts on dehydration esterification of oleic acid with 1-octanol as typical substrates are researched. CMC of the series surfactant are measured by surface tension method. The results indicate that alkyl chain length as well as concentration of catalyst plays an important role in determining conversion of esterifications. Appropriate chain length surfactant and concentration should be chosen for the combined-surfactant catalyzed reaction.     

Plasticization of biodegradable stereocomplex polylactides with poly(propylene glycol)

The plasticization of stereocomplex polylactide (scPLA) with poly(propylene glycol) (PPG) is described. The poly(L-lactide) (PLLA), poly(D-lactide) (PDLA) and PPG were completely blended in chloroform before film casting to prepare scPLA/PPG blend films. The PLLA/PDLA ratio was fixed at 50/50 (w/w). The PPG blending enhanced the stereocomplex formation of the scPLA films. The stereocomplex crystallinities of the scPLA films increased as the PPG blend ratio increased, the PPG molecular weight decreased and the PDLA molecular weight decreased. The PPG blending significantly decreased the T _g and film transparency, and improved the elongation at break of the scPLA films. The results indicated that the PPG blending had an effect on the stereocomplexation and it improved the flexibility of the scPLA films.