Energy absorption method based on force-induced responsive supramolecular polymer
A technology of supramolecular polymers and supramolecules, applied in the field of energy absorption, can solve problems such as accidents, failure of energy-absorbing materials, reduction of energy-absorbing capacity and mechanical properties of materials, etc.
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[1953] In the preparation process of the polymer, three methods of mechanical foaming, physical foaming and chemical foaming are mainly used to foam it.
[1954] Among them, the mechanical foaming method is to introduce a large amount of air or other gases into the emulsion, suspension or solution of the polymer with the help of strong stirring during the preparation of the polymer to make it a uniform foam, and then through physical or Chemical changes shape it into foam. In order to shorten the molding cycle, air can be introduced and emulsifiers or surfactants can be added.
[1955] Wherein, the physical foaming method is to use physical principles to realize the foaming of the polymer during the preparation of the polymer, which includes but is not limited to the following methods: (1) inert gas foaming method, that is, under pressure Under normal circumstances, the inert gas is pressed into the molten polymer or pasty material, and then the pressure is reduced and the te...
Embodiment 1
[1965] Example 1 The supramolecular monomer A containing a mesomolecular group was obtained by reacting compound a containing a mesosensitive group with a ligand compound b having a carboxyl group at one end under the catalysis of DCC and DMAP. 2 molar equivalents of compound b and 1 molar equivalent of tetracaprolactone terminated by hydroxyl groups at both ends were reacted under the catalysis of triethylamine to obtain supramolecular monomer B. The supramolecular monomer C was obtained by azide-alkyne click reaction of the compound c containing the composite force sensitive group and excess azide ethane.
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[1967] 1 molar equivalent of supramolecular monomer A, 4 molar equivalents of supramolecular monomer B and 5 molar equivalents of copper chloride are blended to obtain supramolecular polymer I; 1 molar equivalent of supramolecular monomer C, 4 molar equivalents of supramolecular monomer C, Molecular monomer B and 5 molar equivalents of copper chloride are blen...
Embodiment 2
[1968] Example 2 Dissolve limonene oxide and catalyst in toluene under anhydrous and air-free conditions of 90°C, keep the molar ratio of limonene oxide and catalyst at 50:1, and feed 10 bar of carbon dioxide into the reaction vessel. After the reaction is complete, the crude The product was precipitated with methanol to obtain polylimonene carbonate chain segments. Dissolve the obtained polylimonene carbonate segment and 1,3-propanediol in toluene, add the catalyst 1,5,7-triazabicyclo[4.4.0]dec-5-ene, and react at 80°C for 3 hours, Polylimonene carbonate terminated with hydroxyl groups at both ends was obtained. The resulting polymer and a certain amount of n-butyl 3-mercaptopropionate were subjected to a mercapto-ene click reaction, and the molar ratio of the side alkenyl group to the mercapto group in the polymer was kept at 1:1 to obtain a rubber-like compound whose two ends were terminated by hydroxyl groups. Polylimonene carbonate. React the acid chloride compound a co...
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