Degradable aliphatic polycarbonate compound film material and preparation thereof
A family of polycarbonate and composite film technology, applied in the field of degradable aliphatic polycarbonate composite film materials and its preparation, to achieve the effects of improved mechanical properties, simple process, and reduced material costs
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[0018] Dissolve PPC and PEG with a molecular weight of 4000 in chloroform to form solutions with a mass fraction of 6% and 8%, respectively. Mix the two solutions at room temperature and mix them well with ultrasonic waves. The polycarbonate in the mixed solution The weight ratio of propyl ester to polyethylene glycol is 1.5:1; after removing most of the solvent by volatilization at room temperature, the mixed solution is cast in a flat glass mold; vacuum-dried at 40°C to a constant mass to obtain a PPC-PEG composite film material. The obtained composite film material was tested, and its glass transition temperature was 48°C, its tensile strength was 23.00Mpa, its degradation rate in pH=5.5 buffer solution was 24.66% in 60 days, and its degradation rate in tap water at pH=7.9 was 19.80% in 60 days. The degradation rate after three months was 47.32%.
Embodiment 2
[0020] Dissolve PPC and PEG with a molecular weight of 6000 in chloroform to form solutions with mass fractions of 7% and 9%, respectively. Mix these two solutions at room temperature and mix them well with ultrasonic waves. The polycarbonate in the mixed solution The weight ratio of propyl ester to polyethylene glycol is 1.5:1; after removing most of the solvent by volatilization at room temperature, the mixed solution is cast in a flat glass mold; vacuum-dried at 40°C to a constant mass to obtain a PPC-PEG composite film material. The obtained composite film material was tested, and its glass transition temperature was 51°C, its tensile strength was 23.78Mpa, its degradation rate in pH=5.5 buffer solution was 21.65% in 60 days, and its degradation rate in tap water at pH=7.9 was 66.61%. The degradation rate after three months was 55.82%.
Embodiment 3
[0022] Dissolve PPC and PEG with a molecular weight of 8000 in chloroform to form solutions with mass fractions of 6% and 8%, respectively. Mix these two solutions at room temperature and mix them well with ultrasonic waves. The polycarbonate in the mixed solution The weight ratio of propyl ester to polyethylene glycol is 2:1; after removing most of the solvent by volatilization at room temperature, the mixed solution is cast in a flat glass mold; vacuum-dried at 40°C to a constant mass to obtain a PPC-PEG composite film material. The obtained composite film material was tested, and its glass transition temperature was 50°C, its tensile strength was 24.63Mpa, its degradation rate in 60 days in pH=5.5 buffer solution was 42.10%, and its degradation rate in 60 days in tap water at pH=7.9 was 32.77%. The degradation rate after three months was 52.50%.
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