Method for synthesizing polycarboxylate superplasticizer through binary copolymerization of 6C polyether macromonomer under heterogeneous catalysis by cobalt oxide
A heterogeneous catalysis, polyether macromonomer technology, applied in the field of water reducing agent preparation, can solve problems such as increasing energy consumption, dispersing performance, insufficient slump retention performance, and reducing product market competitiveness.
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[0049] A method for the cobalt oxide heterogeneously catalyzed binary copolymerization of a 6C polyether macromonomer into a polycarboxylate water reducer, the steps are: prepare A liquid (weigh 3.55 g of small monomer and 15.83 g of distilled water) and B liquid respectively solution (0.03g of ascorbic acid, 0.3g of thioglycolic acid and 18g of distilled water) for use, add 36g of macromonomer (i.e. diethylene glycol monovinyl ether, referred to as EPEG, the same hereinafter) and 15g of distilled water in a three-necked flask equipped with a thermometer , at room temperature, gradually lower the temperature and stir to dissolve. When the temperature is controlled to 2°C and the macromonomer is completely dissolved, add 0.01g of cobalt oxide and 5g of water, mix and stir for 10min, then add 0.15g of hydrogen peroxide and 0.5g of water, and mix well Finally, use a constant pressure dropping funnel to drop A solution (48min) and B solution (78min) at a constant speed at the same ...
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[0051] A method for cobalt oxide heterogeneously catalyzed binary copolymerization of a 6C polyether macromonomer into a polycarboxylate water reducer, the steps are: prepare A liquid (weighing 3.4 g of small monomer and 16 g of distilled water) and B liquid respectively (ascorbic acid 0.02g, thioglycolic acid 0.1g and distilled water 19g) stand-by, in the there-necked flask that is equipped with thermometer, add macromonomer (EPEG) 35g and distilled water 16g, at room temperature, cool down gradually and stir to dissolve, treat that temperature controls to When the macromonomer is completely dissolved at 2°C, add 0.08g of cobalt oxide and 3g of water, mix and stir for 20 minutes, then add 0.25g of hydrogen peroxide and 0.5g of water, mix well, and add liquid A at a constant speed at the same time using a constant pressure dropping funnel ( 48min drop) and B solution (75min drop), the holding time is 0.5h, the material after the reaction is left to room temperature, and the cob...
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[0053] A method for heterogeneously catalyzed two-component copolymerization of cobalt oxide of 6C polyether macromonomer into polycarboxylate water reducer, the steps are: prepare A liquid (weigh 3.3g of small monomer and 14g of distilled water) and B liquid respectively (ascorbic acid 0.03g, thioglycolic acid 0.2g and distilled water 18g) stand-by, in the there-necked flask that is equipped with thermometer, add macromonomer (EPEG) 34g and distilled water 15g, at room temperature, cool down gradually and stir to dissolve, treat that temperature controls to When the macromonomer is completely dissolved at 5°C, add 0.15g of cobalt oxide and 5g of water, mix and stir for 5 minutes, then add 0.35g of hydrogen peroxide and 0.5g of water, after mixing evenly, use a constant pressure dropping funnel to add liquid A at a constant speed at the same time ( 45min drop) and B solution (75min drop), the holding time is 0.5h, and the reacted material is allowed to stand to room temperature...
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