Precipitation effects in polyelectrolytes on addition of salts

Precipitation effects in polyelectrolytes on addition of salts
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聚电解质中的沉淀对盐添加的影响

DOI:
10.1002/polb.1993.090310213
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发表时间:
1993
期刊:
Journal of Polymer Science Part B
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通讯作者:
A. Keller
A. Keller
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作者:
K. A. Narh;A. Keller

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我们在这里报告的沉淀现象,在聚电解质添加某些盐。可以说,在一个更广泛的聚电解质计划过程中,观察到了“侧面”的影响。由于我们认为它们对大分子的行为具有重要意义,而且据我们所知,它们在文献中没有出现,因此我们将它们记录在案。具体如下。作为我们对长链分子在拉伸流动中的行为进行更广泛研究的一部分,我们还研究了聚电解质,特别是聚苯乙烯磺酸盐(PSS),一种分子量分布较窄的聚合物。正如之前几次报道的那样,使用我们的设计方法,我们可以几乎完全延伸长链分子,记录这种链延伸,并通过单个参数r(构象弛豫时间)表征链的可延伸性。反过来,r取决于初始分子构象,较小的T反映了无规卷曲的更紧凑的初始构象。在使用完全磺化的PSS的Na+盐的前述工作中发现,随着过量盐浓度的增加,延展性(因此I)降低,反映了增加的线圈收缩。根据聚电解质的基本理论,通过在溶液中自由移动的Na+阳离子增加对连接到链上的磺酸根阴离子的屏蔽,预期这种效果。然而,更新颖的是在添加CaCl 2形式的Ca+离子的情况下观察到的效果。在这里,与Na+相比,r的下降要大得多,平均下降两个数量级,并且进一步地,对于给定的Ca '+浓度,随着聚合物浓度的增加,发现r增加。然而,Ca+的整个效应类别被解释为通过二价Ca+离子在统计学上形成离子桥的结果。在低聚合物浓度下,当链被隔离时,这些桥将主要是分子内的,导致增强的卷曲收缩。可以预期的是,在增加聚合物浓度时,当链开始重叠时,一些桥将是分子间的,导致表观分子量增加,从而导致r增加,这是前面的工作结束的注意事项。正是这条线,即多价性的counterparents和由此产生的竞争之间的假设分子内和分子间的离子桥,这一直是我们目前更新的计划的出发点。在此过程中,上述不同-
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