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HERO ID
8698654
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Study on synthesis of hydrophobically associated cationic starch
Author(s)
Liu, XY; Xu, XJ; Yang, YM
Year
2006
Volume
26
Issue
2
Page Numbers
87-92
Language
English
Abstract
Hydrophobically associated cationic starch(HACS) was synthesized by inverse suspension polymerization, in which the continuous phase was cyclohexane, dispersant was Span 80-Tween 80 and initiator was redox initiator. Effects of dispersant, reaction temperature and time on soluble properties and the grafting properties were discussed. The grafted product was characterized with IR and X-ray diffraction. The experiment results showed that copolymerization can be proceeded rapidly at low temperature, and the optimum reaction conditions were as follows; ratio of m(St):m(AM):m(DMDACC):m(OA) 4:7.4:1.5:0.6, content of initiator 3.1 mmol/L, grafting temperature 30°C, reaction time 3 h. The monomer conversion is 92.6%, the grafting rate is 53.8% and the viscosity-average relative molecular weight (Mv) is 3.26 × 106.
Keywords
Graft copolymerization; Hydrophobically associated cationic starch; Inverse suspension polymerization
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