Method for preparing branching or micro-cross-linking polylactic acid by one kettle
A micro-crosslinking, polylactic acid technology, applied in the field of preparing branched or micro-crosslinking polylactic acid, can solve the problems of solvent toxicity, limited product application, and product molecular weight is not too high, and achieves the effect of reducing production costs
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[0027] Add 475 g of D, L-lactic acid, 4.4874 g of pentaerythritol, 9.6334 g of adipic acid, and 3.2414 g of stannous octoate into a 1.5 L reaction kettle equipped with temperature control, stirring, nitrogen gas introduction pipe and vacuum pump, and feed Nitrogen for 10 minutes, heated to 150 ° C for 3 hours with stirring and dehydration. Then raise the temperature to 180°C, continue to stir, turn on the vacuum pump, and gradually reduce the system pressure to less than 1000Pa within two hours, and continue to reduce the pressure until it reaches 100Pa. Start timing when the system temperature is 180° C., polycondensate for 5 hours and discharge to obtain polylactic acid with a weight-average molecular weight of 58,600.
[0028] Calculation of the average functionality of the system: 1) lactic acid, 5.27778mol; pentaerythritol, 0.03296mol; adipic acid, 0.06592mol;
[0029] 2) Average functionality f ‾ = ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Add 475 g of D, L-lactic acid, 4.4712 g of pentaerythritol, 9.6340 g of adipic acid, and 3.5734 g of stannous octoate into a 1.5 L reaction kettle equipped with temperature control, stirring, nitrogen gas introduction pipe and vacuum pump, and feed Nitrogen for 10 minutes, heated to 150 ° C for 3 hours with stirring and dehydration. Then raise the temperature to 180°C, continue to stir, turn on the vacuum pump, and gradually reduce the system pressure to less than 1000Pa within two hours, and continue to reduce the pressure until it reaches 100Pa. Start counting when the system temperature is 180° C., polycondensate for 6 hours and discharge to obtain polylactic acid with a weight average molecular weight of 78,400.
[0032] Calculation of the average functionality of the system: 1) lactic acid, 5.27778mol; pentaerythritol, 0.03284mol; adipic acid, 0.06592mol;
[0033] 2) Average functionality f ‾ = ...
Embodiment 3
[0035] Add 475 g of D, L-lactic acid, 4.4868 g of pentaerythritol, 9.6352 g of adipic acid, and 3.3216 g of stannous octoate into a 1.5 L reaction kettle equipped with temperature control, stirring, nitrogen gas introduction pipe and vacuum pump, and feed Nitrogen for 10 minutes, heated to 150 ° C for 3 hours with stirring and dehydration. Then raise the temperature to 180°C, continue to stir, turn on the vacuum pump, and gradually reduce the system pressure to less than 1000Pa within two hours, and continue to reduce the pressure until it reaches 100Pa. Start timing when the system temperature is 180° C., polycondensate for 8 hours and discharge to obtain polylactic acid with a weight average molecular weight of 125,700.
[0036] Calculation of the average functionality of the system: 1) lactic acid, 5.27778mol; pentaerythritol, 0.03296mol; adipic acid, 0.06593mol;
[0037] 2) Average functionality f ‾ = ...
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