Polymer nanoparticles with dendrimer-Ag shell were prepared and their application in catalytic reduction of 4-nitrophenol （4-NP） was investigated. Cross-linked polystyrene （PS） microspheres were prepared through d...Polymer nanoparticles with dendrimer-Ag shell were prepared and their application in catalytic reduction of 4-nitrophenol （4-NP） was investigated. Cross-linked polystyrene （PS） microspheres were prepared through dispersion copolymerization of styrene, acrylic acid and crosslinking monomer 1, 2- divinylbenzene. PS microspheres with average size of 450 nm and narrow size distribution were used as support for the immobilization of dendrimer-Ag shell, The polyamidoamine （PAMAM） dendrimer shell was successively grafted onto the surface ofPS microspheres through repetitive Michael addition reaction of methyl acrylate （MA） and amidation of the obtained esters with large excess of ethylenediamine （EDA）. Silver nanoparticles were formed directly inside the PAMAM shell through reduction with NaBH4. The resulting PS@PAMAM-Ag nanopartides were packed in a stainless steel column and used successfully for catalytic reduction of 4-NP. This technique for packing catalytic polymer particles in a column could imnrove the efficiency of using the metal catalyst and the tedious seuaration in catalytic reaction.展开更多
基金the Major Project (XK100100433,XK100100540)for Polymer Chemistry and Physics Subject Construction from Beijing Municipal Education Commission(BMEC),for financial support to this work
文摘Polymer nanoparticles with dendrimer-Ag shell were prepared and their application in catalytic reduction of 4-nitrophenol （4-NP） was investigated. Cross-linked polystyrene （PS） microspheres were prepared through dispersion copolymerization of styrene, acrylic acid and crosslinking monomer 1, 2- divinylbenzene. PS microspheres with average size of 450 nm and narrow size distribution were used as support for the immobilization of dendrimer-Ag shell, The polyamidoamine （PAMAM） dendrimer shell was successively grafted onto the surface ofPS microspheres through repetitive Michael addition reaction of methyl acrylate （MA） and amidation of the obtained esters with large excess of ethylenediamine （EDA）. Silver nanoparticles were formed directly inside the PAMAM shell through reduction with NaBH4. The resulting PS@PAMAM-Ag nanopartides were packed in a stainless steel column and used successfully for catalytic reduction of 4-NP. This technique for packing catalytic polymer particles in a column could imnrove the efficiency of using the metal catalyst and the tedious seuaration in catalytic reaction.
