In Situ Synthesis of Ferrites in Cellulosics
In Situ Synthesis of Ferrites in Cellulosics
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DOI:
10.1021/cm00038a025
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发表时间:
1994-02
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
L. Raymond;J. Revol;D. Ryan;R. Marchessault
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作者:
L. Raymond;J. Revol;D. Ryan;R. Marchessault
Superparamagnetic cellulosic fibers were prepared by synthesizing ferrites by an in situ method. Five cycles of the reaction were performed on the following four substrates: sodium carboxymethylcellulose lap pulp (Na-CMC), calcium alginate fibers, continuous filament rayon tire cord, and sulfonated thermomechanical wood pulp (TMP). Vibrating sample magnetometry showed that the sulfonated TMP exhibited the highest saturation magnetization (~ 25 J/T/kg of sample after five cycles of reaction). TEM micrographs of sections of sulfonated TMP fibers showed that the largest concentrationof ferrites (^—100 A in size) were arranged at the external fiber surfaces. The micrographs also showed ferrites of less than 20 A in size, dispersed across the fiber cell wall. Electron diffraction indicated that the major components of the oxides were-y-Fe203 (needles) and Fe304 (disks). Room-temperature Mossbauer spectra of the sulfonated TMP, afterthe in situ reaction, indicated the presence of small superparamagnetic ferritesfor the first and second cycle samples. A ferrimagnetic component was observed for the third cycle sample and predominatedin the fourth and fifth cycle samples as a result of larger ferrite grains being formed both on the surface and inside the lumen of the pulp fibers.