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Synthesis of Silicone-Acrylate Copolymer Emulsion

Yang Zhuo-r

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The title emulsion has been synthesized by use of semi-continuous pre-emulsifying core-shell emulsion polymerization process. Factors that influence the emulsion properties are studied. It has shown, by use of FTIR analysis, that during copolymerization, silicone is grafted onto the acrylic polymer chain, and modified the properties of the copolymer resin.

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The title emulsion has been synthesized by use of semi-continuous pre-emulsifying core-shell emulsion polymerization process. Factors that influence the emulsion properties are studied. It has shown, by use of FTIR analysis, that during copolymerization, silicone is grafted onto the acrylic polymer chain, and modified the properties of the copolymer resin.

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The title emulsion has been synthesized by use of semi-continuous pre-emulsifying core-shell emulsion polymerization process. Factors that influence the emulsion properties are studied. It has shown, by use of FTIR analysis, that during copolymerization, silicone is grafted onto the acrylic polymer chain, and modified the properties of the copolymer resin.

Key concepts: Emulsion, Copolymer, Silicone, Emulsion polymerization, Materials science, Acrylate, Polymer, Polymer chemistry

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