Starch- g-poly(vinyl alcohol) as a compatibilizing agent for reducing the phase separation rates of polyvinyl alcohol/starch pastes has been investigated by blending and dissolving the two polymers in distilled water....Starch- g-poly(vinyl alcohol) as a compatibilizing agent for reducing the phase separation rates of polyvinyl alcohol/starch pastes has been investigated by blending and dissolving the two polymers in distilled water. The separation rates were quantitatively evaluated by the term of initiul demixing time. The grafted starches, with a series of grafting ratios, were prepared by grafting a number of vinyl acetate onto granular cornstarch in aqueous dispersion and then alcoholating in methanol. It was found that the addition of small amounts of starch- g poly (vinyl alcohol ) in the size compositions can effectively decrease the separation rates of the blended pastes in comparison to pure starch/PVA ones.Moreover, the influence of the grafting ratio, starch content, and PVA variety on the separation rates was also studied.展开更多
A revising method for evaluating the separation behavior of polyvinyl alcohol - starch pastes used as warp sizes had been studied and developed. Cosolvent method involves two important indexes for appraising the separ...A revising method for evaluating the separation behavior of polyvinyl alcohol - starch pastes used as warp sizes had been studied and developed. Cosolvent method involves two important indexes for appraising the separation behavior: (l) initial demising time, and (2) subsidence ratio. However, they sometimes gave confused results because of the different measuring conditions. For obtaining the indexes accurately, the measuring parameters such as paste concentration, component content, and subsidence period of time were carefully studied and proposed. Besides accuracy, the proposed condition could give larger measuring scope and higher sensitiveness than the old one. Moreover, the influences of the paste concentration, component content, and molecular structure of polyvinyl alcohol upon the separation were also investigated. The experiments indicated that the paste concentration and starch content had much effect on the phase separation, whereas the influence of the molecular structure of polyvinyl展开更多
基金It was financially supported by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation[1995]No.7
文摘Starch- g-poly(vinyl alcohol) as a compatibilizing agent for reducing the phase separation rates of polyvinyl alcohol/starch pastes has been investigated by blending and dissolving the two polymers in distilled water. The separation rates were quantitatively evaluated by the term of initiul demixing time. The grafted starches, with a series of grafting ratios, were prepared by grafting a number of vinyl acetate onto granular cornstarch in aqueous dispersion and then alcoholating in methanol. It was found that the addition of small amounts of starch- g poly (vinyl alcohol ) in the size compositions can effectively decrease the separation rates of the blended pastes in comparison to pure starch/PVA ones.Moreover, the influence of the grafting ratio, starch content, and PVA variety on the separation rates was also studied.
文摘A revising method for evaluating the separation behavior of polyvinyl alcohol - starch pastes used as warp sizes had been studied and developed. Cosolvent method involves two important indexes for appraising the separation behavior: (l) initial demising time, and (2) subsidence ratio. However, they sometimes gave confused results because of the different measuring conditions. For obtaining the indexes accurately, the measuring parameters such as paste concentration, component content, and subsidence period of time were carefully studied and proposed. Besides accuracy, the proposed condition could give larger measuring scope and higher sensitiveness than the old one. Moreover, the influences of the paste concentration, component content, and molecular structure of polyvinyl alcohol upon the separation were also investigated. The experiments indicated that the paste concentration and starch content had much effect on the phase separation, whereas the influence of the molecular structure of polyvinyl