Radiation synthesis and characterization of thermo-sensitive PNIPA/clay hydrogels
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Radiation synthesis and characterization of thermo-sensitive PNIPA/clay hydrogels
Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation ProcessingVol. 25, Issue 4, Pages: 216-220(2007)
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1.郑州大学材料科学与工程学院 郑州 450052
2.河南省科学院同位素研究所 郑州 450015
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SONG Hongyan, HE Suqin, LIU Wentao, et al. Radiation synthesis and characterization of thermo-sensitive PNIPA/clay hydrogels. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 25(4):216-220(2007)
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SONG Hongyan, HE Suqin, LIU Wentao, et al. Radiation synthesis and characterization of thermo-sensitive PNIPA/clay hydrogels. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 25(4):216-220(2007)DOI:
Radiation synthesis and characterization of thermo-sensitive PNIPA/clay hydrogels
In this work, the thermo-sensitive hydrogels of P NIPA/Clay were synthesized by ,60,Co-γ rays irradiation. The effects of organically modified clay and Na,+, clay, clay content, and dispersing condition on swelling behavior of PNIPA/clay hydrogels were investigated. The results showed that the equilibrium swelling ratio (SR) of the PNIPA/clay hydrogels is better than PNIPA, and the SR of PNIPA/ organically modified clay hydrogels is the highest. With clay content increases, the SR of hydrogels became better. The deswelling behavior of hydrogel was improved, the deswelling ratio of the hydrogel with organically modified clay is highest, and ratio of losing water is 83%, while PNIPA is about 50%. The compressive properties of hydrogel composites were also examined. The results showed that the compressive properties of the PNIPA/clay hydrogels were improved distinctly than that of the conventional hydrogels without clay. And with increasing of clay content, the compressive properties of hydrogel composites improve rapidly. When the content of clay is 15%, the maximum compression force of the PNIPA/clay hydrogel is 5.28N, which is 14 times of PNIPA hydrogel and compression strength is 2.5 times.