Method for determining azodiisobutyronitrile free radical initiation efficiency
A technology of azobisisobutyronitrile and initiation efficiency, which is applied in the direction of chemical reaction of materials and material analysis by observing the influence of chemical indicators. It can solve problems such as detection of adverse effects and meet equipment requirements. Low, easy-to-use effects
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Embodiment 1
[0058] Liquid C: VA;
[0059] Solution A: Dissolve 0.50177g AIBN with VA and dilute to 50ml, shake well.
[0060] Liquid B: Dissolve 9.16mg DPPH with VA and dilute to 25ml, shake well.
[0061] Take 5ml of each of the above A solution and add them to 5 10ml measuring flasks, then take 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3ml of B solution and add them to the above 5 measuring flasks, add C solution to dilute to the mark, and shake well. Transfer the above reactants into a 20ml headspace bottle, seal it, put it in a 65±0.5°C constant temperature water bath, and start timing. When the color of the reactant changes from purple to yellow, it is determined that the induction period is over, and the time t is recorded. The results of the induction period t corresponding to different concentrations of DPPH are shown in Table 1. Taking the DPPH concentration and the induction period t as a linear equation, figure 1 As shown, the slope is R i .
[0062] Table 1 Results of 65±0.5℃ constant temperature water bath ...
Embodiment 2
[0069] Liquid C: VA;
[0070] Solution A: Dissolve 0.50402g AIBN with VA and dilute to 50ml, shake well.
[0071] Liquid B: Dissolve 8.86mg DPPH with VA and dilute to 25ml, shake well.
[0072] Take the above A, B, and C liquids into 4 10ml round-bottomed flasks according to Table 2 respectively, put them into a magnetic stirrer (rotating speed of 200 rpm), connect the glass tee, vacuum, and replace with nitrogen three times. Nitrogen ball protection. Put the device into 69.5±0.5℃, 65±0.5℃, 60.5±0.5℃ and 50±0.5℃ constant temperature water bath, and start timing. When the color of the reactant changes from purple to yellow, it is determined that the induction period is over, and the time t is recorded. The results of the induction period t corresponding to different concentrations of DPPH are shown in Tables 3 to 6. The linear equations of the DPPH concentration and the induction period t are as follows: Figure 2-5 As shown, the slope is R i .
[0073] Table 2 Mixing ratio
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Embodiment 3
[0102] Liquid C: VA;
[0103] Solution A: Dissolve 0.50142g AIBN with VA and dilute to 50ml, shake well.
[0104] Liquid B: Dissolve 8.55mg DPPH with VA and dilute to 25ml, shake well.
[0105] Take the above-mentioned A, B, and C liquids into 4 10ml round-bottomed flasks respectively in Table 7 below, put in a magnetic stirrer (rotational speed of 200 rpm), and connect the condenser. Put the devices into a 65±0.5°C constant temperature water bath and start timing. When the color of the reactant changes from purple to yellow, it is determined that the induction period is over, and the time t is recorded. The results of the induction period t corresponding to different concentrations of DPPH are shown in Table 8. The linear equation of the DPPH concentration and the induction period t is as follows: Image 6 As shown, the slope is R i .
[0106] Table 7 Mixing ratio
[0107] Round bottom flask number Liquid A Liquid B Liquid C 1514 251.53.5 3523 452.52.5
[0108] Table 8 Results ...
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