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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol.5, No.1, 52-58, March, 1999
Effects of Anionic Center on Properties of Polyurethane Anionomer Dispersion
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Polyurethane anionomer dispersions (PUDs) were prepared from 4,4-dicyclohexylmethane diisocyanate, poly (tetramethylene glycol) and diol bearing pendant carboxylic acid. The type and concentration of diol were varied in order to investigate the influence of anionic center on state of dispersion, morphology and mechanical properties. The diols used in this study were dimethylol propionic acid, THPP-MA and THPP-PA which were synthesized from the esterification reactions of 1,2,3-tri (2-hydroxypropoxy) propane (THPP) with maleic anhydride (MA) and phthalic anhydride (PA), respectively. The particle size of PUD was observed to be dependent on the molecular structure of anionic center, even though it was largely governed by the concentration of acid group. This was attributed to the fact that hydrophilicity of PU ionomer at a given ionic concentration was increased with the flexibility of anionic center, which was in the order of THPP-MA > THPP-PA > dimethylol propionic acid. Surface tension and water swelling were also higher for the PUD with more flexible acid group. The morphological property of PUD film was characterized by DSC. These variations in phase morphology were reflected in the tensile properties of PUD films.
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