Effects of UV Irradiation on the Molecular Structure and Tensile Properties of Nucleated Polypropylene
You Ji Tao, Gan Xin Jie, Xiaodong Zhang, Li Fen Hu, Jian Peng, Jun Wang, Feng Hao
Abstract
You Ji Tao, Gan Xin Jie, Xiaodong Zhang, Li Fen Hu, Jian Peng, Jun Wang, Feng Hao
Abstract
A sorbitolum compound and an aryl amide compound were applied to prepare α-nucleated PP (α-PP) and β-nucleated PP (β-PP), respectively. Effects of UV irradiation on the molecular structure and tensile properties of pure PP, α-PP and β-PP were investigated. The relationship of tensile strength with carbonyl index was discussed. The change of relative content of β-modification in β-PP during photodegradation was examined by WAXD. The carbonyl index calculated from FTIR spectra arranged as α-PP > PP > β-PP, however, the tensile strength retention at the UV irradiation time of 792h arranged as PP > β-PP > α-PP. The relative content of β-crystal nearly unchanged during the photodegradation.
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A sorbitolum compound and an aryl amide compound were applied to prepare α-nucleated PP (α-PP) and β-nucleated PP (β-PP), respectively. Effects of UV irradiation on the molecular structure and tensile properties of pure PP, α-PP and β-PP were investigated. The relationship of tensile strength with carbonyl index was discussed. The change of relative content of β-modification in β-PP during photodegradation was examined by WAXD. The carbonyl index calculated from FTIR spectra arranged as α-PP > PP > β-PP, however, the tensile strength retention at the UV irradiation time of 792h arranged as PP > β-PP > α-PP. The relative content of β-crystal nearly unchanged during the photodegradation.
Key concepts: Photodegradation, Ultimate tensile strength, Polypropylene, Materials science, Irradiation, Amide, Polymer chemistry, Crystal structure