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1866078 
Journal Article 
Plasma Treatment Effect of Organic/Organic Core-Shell Acrylic Adhesive Binder (II) 
Seul, S 
2010 
1 
Polymer - Korea
ISSN: 0379-153X 
Polymer Society of Korea 
34 
2 
89-96 
Korean 
WOS:000277718400001 
Adhesive binders with core-shell structure of organic/organic tour were prepared by emulsion polymerization of acrylic monomers, such as methyl methacrylate (MM A), ethyl acrylate(FA). n-butyl acrylate (BA), and styrene(SO. Ammonium persulfate (APS) was used as an water soluble initiator in the presence of an anionic surfactant, sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate (SOBS). Non-woven fabric and leather were impregnated with the adhesive binder. The surface of the impregnated fabric and leather were treated with plasma technique and then kinetics analysis and mechanical properties were measured. The conversions of the polymerization of core shell hinder (MMA/EA. MMA/BA) were greater than 90%. When the core shell hinder was prepared at equimolar conditions, the increasing effect of the core shell hinder on the state peel strength of the impregnated and plasma-treated non-woven/non-woven fabric has the order of MMA/St, EA/BA, BA/MMA, EA/St, and EA/MMA. When the core shell binder was prepared at non equimolar conditions, the increasing effect of the core shell hinder on the state peel strength of the non woven fabric/leather has the order of MMA/BA. BA/EA. MMA/EA. St/MMA. and EA/St. 
impregnation; plasma treatment; emulsion polymerization; contact angle