Ultra-small SiO2 nanospheres self-pollinated on flower-like MoS2 for simultaneously reinforcing mechanical, thermal and flame-retardant properties of polyacrylonitrile fiber
Ultra-small SiO2 nanospheres self-pollinated on flower-like MoS2 for simultaneously reinforcing mechanical, thermal and flame-retardant properties of polyacrylonitrile fiber
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10.1016/j.compositesb.2019.107037
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2019-10
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Hongyun Peng;Dong Wang;Min Li;Liping Zhang;Mingming Liu;Shaohai Fu
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Hongyun Peng;Dong Wang;Min Li;Liping Zhang;Mingming Liu;Shaohai Fu
Aiming to imparting polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fiber with excellent mechanical, thermal and flame-retardant properties, the 3D hierarchical f-MoS2-SiO2hybrids were synthesized by designing the ligand conjugation of defect-rich flower-like MoS2with thiol-functionalized SiO2nanospheres, which were introduced into polyacrylonitrile spinning solution to fabricate PAN composite fibers. With the incorporation of 2 wt% f-MoS2-SiO2, the tensile strength and breakage elongation of f-MoS2-SiO2/PAN fiber were improved by 42% and 35% compared with pristine PAN fiber, respectively. The 5% mass loss temperature (T-5%) of f-MoS2-SiO2/PAN fiber was improved by 22 °C, implying the improved thermal stability. Moreover, f-MoS2-SiO2/PAN composite fiber exhibited good flame retardancy with 32.8% and 26.7% reduction in peak heat release rate and total heat release in contrast to pure PAN, respectively. The analysis on gaseous and condensed phase demonstrated the incorporation of f-MoS2-SiO2hybrids retarded the effusion of pyrolytic volatiles including HCN and carbonyl compounds, and facilitated carbonization on the surface of PAN fibers to protect underlying matrix. The paper will develop MoS2-based hybrids in the application of properties reinforcement of polymer composites.