The Preparation and Characterisation of the Chitosan Magnetic Microspheres
Jie Yang
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Jie Yang
Abstract
To prepare the Fe3O4 magnetic microspheres with chemical coprecipitation method,the chitosan was used as the dispersant and summarized the optimum preparation conditions.The initial concentration of Fe3+ was 0.15mol/L,where the mole ratio of Fe3+/Fe2+was 1.70-1.75;The precipitant,25% NH3H2O was used 20-30% excessively under pH=9-11,35℃ and with a stirrer speed of 3000r/min for 60min;As dispersant,the optimum dosage of chitosan was 0.0400g each 60mL responding liquid under 50℃ and pH=1.0.No apparent lamination of the chitosan magnetic microspheres had arisen under the above condition after being placed for 17 months.Chitosan magnetic microspheres were characterized by IR,TG-DTA and UV-visible spectrophotometry,etc.
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To prepare the Fe3O4 magnetic microspheres with chemical coprecipitation method,the chitosan was used as the dispersant and summarized the optimum preparation conditions.The initial concentration of Fe3+ was 0.15mol/L,where the mole ratio of Fe3+/Fe2+was 1.70-1.75;The precipitant,25% NH3H2O was used 20-30% excessively under pH=9-11,35℃ and with a stirrer speed of 3000r/min for 60min;As dispersant,the optimum dosage of chitosan was 0.0400g each 60mL responding liquid under 50℃ and pH=1.0.No apparent lamination of the chitosan magnetic microspheres had arisen under the above condition after being placed for 17 months.Chitosan magnetic microspheres were characterized by IR,TG-DTA and UV-visible spectrophotometry,etc.
Key concepts: Chitosan, Dispersant, Coprecipitation, Microsphere, Nuclear chemistry, Materials science, Spectrophotometry, Chemistry