Plasma-initiated acrylamide grafting on flax for improving dyeing properties
Chun Li
Abstract
Chun Li
Abstract
Air plasma was used to initiate acrylamide grafting on flax for improving the dyeing properties.The occurrence of the reaction was confirmed by scanning electron microscopy and IR spectroscopy.The process conditions were investigated for plasma treatment and grafting reaction.The discharge power should be 200 W,discharging time 3 min,grafting monomer at 30% and grafting temp.at 60 ℃.
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Air plasma was used to initiate acrylamide grafting on flax for improving the dyeing properties.The occurrence of the reaction was confirmed by scanning electron microscopy and IR spectroscopy.The process conditions were investigated for plasma treatment and grafting reaction.The discharge power should be 200 W,discharging time 3 min,grafting monomer at 30% and grafting temp.at 60 ℃.
Key concepts: Grafting, Dyeing, Acrylamide, Monomer, Materials science, Chemical engineering, Polymer chemistry, Scanning electron microscope