Preparation and properties of fluoroalkyl end-capped 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid oligomer/poly(vinyl alcohol) composite film
Fluoroalkyl end-capped 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid oligomer/poly(vinyl alcohol) composite [R F -(AMPS) n -R F /PVA] films were prepared by casting homogeneous aqueous methanol solutions containing R F -(AMPS) n -R F /PVA composites, which were prepared by the reactions of the correspon...
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description | Fluoroalkyl end-capped 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid oligomer/poly(vinyl alcohol) composite [R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA] films were prepared by casting homogeneous aqueous methanol solutions containing R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composites, which were prepared by the reactions of the corresponding oligomer with PVA. The transparent colorless R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films thus obtained were subjected to tensile testing to evaluate the values of Young’s modulus, tensile strength, and elongation at break. The R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composites films are capable of greater Young’s modulus than the original PVA film (PVA/HCl film), which was prepared by casting the aqueous methanol solution of PVA in the presence of 1 N hydrochloric acid. The polymer film bearing a higher Young’s modulus is, in general, tough and brittle to providing lower elongation at break; however, we can observe a significant increase in both the tensile strength and elongation at break of the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films, compared to those of the PVA/HCl film. In addition, it was demonstrated that the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films can exhibit a higher water adsorption ability than that of the PVA/HCl film.
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F
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n
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F
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F
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F
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n
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F
/PVA composites, which were prepared by the reactions of the corresponding oligomer with PVA. The transparent colorless R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films thus obtained were subjected to tensile testing to evaluate the values of Young’s modulus, tensile strength, and elongation at break. The R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composites films are capable of greater Young’s modulus than the original PVA film (PVA/HCl film), which was prepared by casting the aqueous methanol solution of PVA in the presence of 1 N hydrochloric acid. The polymer film bearing a higher Young’s modulus is, in general, tough and brittle to providing lower elongation at break; however, we can observe a significant increase in both the tensile strength and elongation at break of the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films, compared to those of the PVA/HCl film. In addition, it was demonstrated that the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films can exhibit a higher water adsorption ability than that of the PVA/HCl film.
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/PVA] films were prepared by casting homogeneous aqueous methanol solutions containing R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composites, which were prepared by the reactions of the corresponding oligomer with PVA. The transparent colorless R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films thus obtained were subjected to tensile testing to evaluate the values of Young’s modulus, tensile strength, and elongation at break. The R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composites films are capable of greater Young’s modulus than the original PVA film (PVA/HCl film), which was prepared by casting the aqueous methanol solution of PVA in the presence of 1 N hydrochloric acid. The polymer film bearing a higher Young’s modulus is, in general, tough and brittle to providing lower elongation at break; however, we can observe a significant increase in both the tensile strength and elongation at break of the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films, compared to those of the PVA/HCl film. In addition, it was demonstrated that the R
F
-(AMPS)
n
-R
F
/PVA composite films can exhibit a higher water adsorption ability than that of the PVA/HCl film.
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