The biodegradation behavior in vitro and in vivo of polycaprolactone poly (ethylene oxide) block copolymers ( P C E) has been reported in detail. Photodegradation testof P C E was performed by exposure to U Vlight. Th...The biodegradation behavior in vitro and in vivo of polycaprolactone poly (ethylene oxide) block copolymers ( P C E) has been reported in detail. Photodegradation testof P C E was performed by exposure to U Vlight. The mechanical properties and the inherentviscosity of P C Esamples which are subjected to photodegradation were determined . Thephotodegradation rate of P C E was much more faster than its hydrolysis rate and wasincreased with increasing poly(ethylene oxide) content. The experimental results alsoindicated that the pure poly(ethylene oxide) ( P E O) can not be photodegraded alone. Amechanism forthe photodegradation of P C Ecopolymers was proposed :thecarbonylgroupsin P C Lsegmentscatalyze the breakage ofthe P E Ochains by a seriesof U Vinitiated freeradicalreactions. When the free radicals induce the degradation of P E O segments in P C E,thephotodegradation of P C E mainly occursin P E Osegments.展开更多
Photoinduced grafting of acrylic and allyl monomers on polyethylene surface was generally studied by using benzophenone (BP) as a photoinitiator. The grafting process was carried out either in vapor-phase or in soluti...Photoinduced grafting of acrylic and allyl monomers on polyethylene surface was generally studied by using benzophenone (BP) as a photoinitiator. The grafting process was carried out either in vapor-phase or in solution of the monomers. In the vapor-phase reaction with a filter used to cut off the short wavelength UV light, allyl amine is the most reactive of the four monomers used and acrylic amide is comparatively more reactive than acrylic acid and allyl alcohol. Acetone, as a solvent and carrier for initiator and monomers, however, shows its reactivity to participate the reaction. The solution grafting with a filter is much faster than the corresponding vapor-phase reaction, and a fully covered surface by the grafted polymer can be achieved in this way.展开更多
文摘The biodegradation behavior in vitro and in vivo of polycaprolactone poly (ethylene oxide) block copolymers ( P C E) has been reported in detail. Photodegradation testof P C E was performed by exposure to U Vlight. The mechanical properties and the inherentviscosity of P C Esamples which are subjected to photodegradation were determined . Thephotodegradation rate of P C E was much more faster than its hydrolysis rate and wasincreased with increasing poly(ethylene oxide) content. The experimental results alsoindicated that the pure poly(ethylene oxide) ( P E O) can not be photodegraded alone. Amechanism forthe photodegradation of P C Ecopolymers was proposed :thecarbonylgroupsin P C Lsegmentscatalyze the breakage ofthe P E Ochains by a seriesof U Vinitiated freeradicalreactions. When the free radicals induce the degradation of P E O segments in P C E,thephotodegradation of P C E mainly occursin P E Osegments.
基金This work was supported by the Fund for Young Scientist from the National Advanced Materials Committee of China
文摘Photoinduced grafting of acrylic and allyl monomers on polyethylene surface was generally studied by using benzophenone (BP) as a photoinitiator. The grafting process was carried out either in vapor-phase or in solution of the monomers. In the vapor-phase reaction with a filter used to cut off the short wavelength UV light, allyl amine is the most reactive of the four monomers used and acrylic amide is comparatively more reactive than acrylic acid and allyl alcohol. Acetone, as a solvent and carrier for initiator and monomers, however, shows its reactivity to participate the reaction. The solution grafting with a filter is much faster than the corresponding vapor-phase reaction, and a fully covered surface by the grafted polymer can be achieved in this way.
