M. Kamal et Ak. Srivastava, Interpenetrating polymer network of poly(bismuth acrylate) and ply(arsenicacrylate): Synthesis and characterization, J MACR S PU, 37(12), 2000, pp. 1627-1646
Citations number
36
Categorie Soggetti
Organic Chemistry/Polymer Science
Journal title
JOURNAL OF MACROMOLECULAR SCIENCE-PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY
IPN based on poly(bismuth acrylate) and poly(arsenic acrylate) have been sy
nthesized by using BPO as initiator. Complex formation occurs through "poly
mer solvent" method indicating contraction of polymer coils through weak va
n der Waal's forces, by determining the value of mutual interaction constan
t (K-AB) in different solvents such as DMSO, DMF, dioxane. The scanning ele
ctron microscopy reveals a two phase morphology of both metal acrylates and
the infrared spectrum indicates frequency of (>C=O) at 1640 cm(-1). The pr
operties like percentage swelling, crosslink density, young's moduls are a
direct function of linear polymer [polybismuth acrylate] and initiator [ben
zoyl peroxide] where as inverse function of monomer [arsenic acrylate] and
crosslinker [divinylbenzene]. The differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) c
urve shows two glass transition temperatures of the IPN at 63 degreesC and
79 degreesC. The value of the activation energy, of IPN, calculated from th
ermogravimetric analysis is 10.25 KJ/mol.