纳米二氧化钛粒子分散性能的研究

以四氯化钛为原料，采用溶胶-凝胶法技术合成路线，获得了平均粒径为63nm的二氧化钛粉末。采用分散技术，不仅可以改善粒子的分散性能，而且对粒子的生长也起到一定的抑制作用。研究表明：(1)采用SDS作为分散剂时，其极性基团和非极性基团分别与水和纳米TiO2粒子相结合，从而阻隔了TiO2粒子的团聚，起到分散作用。(2)以稀土元素La作为分散剂，其独特的轨道结构，不仅扩大了能量吸收的范围，更重要的是它与TiO2形成的络合物，使其成为相对独立的小团体，而它本身很小的固溶度使其难于形成合金化组元，结果被释放出来，从而形成更小的纳米TiO2粒子，起到分散纳米TiO2粒子的作用，并同时抑制纳米TiO2粒子的生长。     

溴碘化银薄片乳剂颗粒中碘离子分布对潜影分散的影响

碘溴化银乳剂薄片颗粒的潜影分散与碘离子在颗粒中的分布有关。本文用交叉光楔曝光技术测定了由次潜影造成的潜影分散,并根据所测出的潜影分散度和乳剂的表面感光度,对内、表敏的分布作了分析。结果表明,碘离子分布在颗粒边缘的乳剂,其表面潜影分散度要比碘离子均匀分布的颗粒更甚,后者且表现出内、表敏度竞争的现象。     

层叠Blumlein线多开关导通时间分散性

高介电常数陶瓷储能脉冲形成线需要用到多开关触发的层叠Blumlein线结构。从形成线波过程理论出发，分析了多开关导通时间分散性对层叠Blumlein线及其输出波形的影响。主要包括两方面影响:其一是造成输出方波脉冲的前沿和后沿均出现阶梯形畸变；其二是使得各延迟导通的平行平板Blumlein线承受过电压，容易引起陶瓷储能介质的电击穿。在不单独考虑开关电感的理想情况下，利用PSpice电路程序模拟了开关导通时间分散性对四级层叠Blumlein线的影响，模拟结果与波过程理论分析一致。为减弱这些影响，提出了可行的解决方案。     

基于“透过表面接枝”方式制备低分散性和高接枝密度聚合物刷的研究

"透过表面接枝"(grafting-through)是一种聚合物表面改性的新方法,可以显著改善传统grafting-from和grafting-to方法接枝工艺的缺陷,获得兼具高接枝密度和低分散性的聚合物刷产物.本文采用布朗动力学模拟方法,模拟研究了grafting-through方法接枝聚合物刷过程中的主控因素,从微观动力学角度阐明其特有的链增长趋同化效应是保持产物聚合物刷较低分散性的主因.引发效率在grafting-through中可显著提高,且产物聚合物刷的分子量呈现泊松分布.此外,反应中保持高的单体通量,可以同时实现产物聚合物较长的平均链长和较低的分散性,有利于制备性能优异的改性材料.该研究对深入理解grafting-through接枝过程的动力学主控因素,促进grafting-through技术的推广和工艺的改进具有一定的理论指导意义.     

功能单体α-烯烃磺酸钠用于无皂乳液共聚合

用工业原料α-烯烃磺酸钠(AOS)作为功能单体与甲基丙烯酸甲酯(MMA)和丙烯酸丁酯(BA)进行了乳液共聚合,通过测定AOS与MAA的竞聚率,确定了适宜的聚合方式为连续加料法.使用5%AOS制备了高固含量(>60%)的胶乳,并与用十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)作乳化剂时该体系的乳液共聚合进行了比较.AOS是影响乳液稳定性和胶粒大小的主要因素,当AOS含量为单体总质量的1%时可以得到固含量大于40%粒径小于100 nm的乳液;当AOS含量为5%时可以得到固含量大于60%的乳液.两种情况下胶粒粒径分散性均较窄,明显优于同样条件下用SDS制备的胶乳.使用1%AOS制得的胶乳静置1年后粒径及其分布基本保持不变.     

水热法制备纳米TiO2及其在水相介质中分散性的研究

以硫酸法钛白粉生产工艺的中间体偏钛酸为原料,采用水热法制备了纳米TiO2粉体。研究了磷酸、硫酸、反应温度及反应时间对TiO2粉体的晶型、粒径及形貌的影响,考察了其在水相介质中的分散性。并借助XRD、SEM、动态激光粒度分析仪和动电位及静态激光粒度分析仪对其进行了表征。     

等离子体辅助球磨制备表面修饰纳米TiO2的摩擦学性能分析

以季铵盐和月桂酸钠为过程处理剂,利用等离子体辅助球磨制备表面修饰纳米TiO_2粉体,并测试其摩擦学性能.结果表明:在等离子体的热爆效应及脉冲电子轰击效应的协同作用下,辅助球磨11 h制备的表面修饰纳米TiO_2粉体粒径在20 nm左右,晶型发生由锐钛矿型向金红石型的转变.等离子体辅助球磨使得纳米TiO_2获得了良好的亲油疏水表面特性,在40CA船用润滑油中表现出稳定的分散性.由于纳米TiO_2粉体的"微轴承"作用,复合润滑油的摩擦系数降低,摩擦副的磨损失重量减少.纳米TiO_2粉体在摩擦过程中容易吸附沉积在摩擦副表面并修补磨痕,使得复合润滑油具备良好的减摩及自修复性能.     

Very rapid copper‐mediated atom transfer radical polymerization of benzyl methacrylate at ambient temperature

The ability to do very rapid bulk atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) of benzyl methacrylate using a CuX/PMDETA complex at room temperature was demonstrated in this study. The experimental conditions required to synthesize low‐ and high‐molecular‐weight poly(benzyl methacrylate) with low polydispersity are reported here. The controlled/living nature of the polymerization was demonstrated through kinetic studies, and chain‐extension studies. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem 42: 1053–1057, 2004     

Controlling the shape of the molecular weight distribution for tailored tensile and rheological properties in thermoplastics and thermoplastic elastomers

Thermoplastics and thermoplastic elastomers compose roughly 80 percent of all polymeric materials manufactured today and play an important role in numerous sectors of modern society. While the effects of molecular weight and dispersity (Ð) on the tensile and rheological properties of these materials are well-known, only recent studies have evidenced the profound influence of the shape of the molecular weight distribution (MWD) on polymer properties. This development is largely due to the emergence of new synthetic strategies to control higher moments of the MWD. In this Perspective, we describe recent advancements by our group in understanding the effect of MWD shape on the mechanical and rheological properties of thermoplastics and thermoplastic elastomers. We highlight means to exploit MWD shape for improved processability and performance and discuss future directions in this field.     

Size and shape of Nafion particles in water after high‐temperature treatment

Perfluorosulfonic acid ionomers have been widely used as proton‐conducting materials in polymer‐electrolyte membrane fuel cells and their dispersions in polar solvents are used to prepare proton‐conducting membranes as well as catalyst layers. While it has been known that the dispersed particles become monodisperse after heating to 230 °C or above, their size and shape have not been fully characterized yet. Cryogenic transmission electron microscopy images and small‐angle X‐ray scattering profiles of the dilute aqueous dispersions before and after heating to 240 °C have clearly shown that rod‐like particles became significantly shorter cylinders without changing their radii. Particle length distributions were lognormal and average molar mass and dispersity after heating to 240 °C were consistent with the values from size exclusion chromatography. © 2019 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys. 2019 , 57, 813–818