Preparation of core–shell composite polymer particles by a novel heterocoagulation based on hydrophobic interaction
Preparation of core–shell composite polymer particles by a novel heterocoagulation based on hydrophobic interaction
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DOI:
10.1007/s00396-003-0948-4
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发表时间:
2004-02
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
K. Yamaguchi;M. Ito;T. Taniguchi;S. Kawaguchi;K. Nagai
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作者:
K. Yamaguchi;M. Ito;T. Taniguchi;S. Kawaguchi;K. Nagai
Submicron-sized cationic polystyrene shell particles with active ester groups were effectively self-assembled on hydrophobic surfaces of cross-linked polystyrene (PST) particles, uncharged core particles with ca. 8.5-µm diameter in aqueous systems. The hydrophobic interactions between the shell particles and core particles play a key role in heterocoagulation. The resulting heterocoagulates were highly physically stable in water, and the morphology was controlled by several factors including the solid content of latex, self-assembling time, and electrolyte concentration. Composite polymer particles with a core–shell structure were successfully obtained from the heterocoagulates by heat treatment for 3 h at a temperature above the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the cationic polymer shell particles.