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Photoluminescence rareearth polymer material and synthesis process thereof

A photoluminescent material and polymer technology, applied in luminescent materials, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of poor material transparency, high material cost, fluorescence quenching, etc., and achieve low cost, high color purity, Post-processing convenient effects

Inactive Publication Date: 2003-03-12
GUANGZHOU INST OF GEOCHEMISTRY - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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The current research methods are basically divided into three types: (1) Rare earth small molecule complexes are directly mixed with polymers to obtain doped polymer fluorescent materials. Although this method is simple, due to the poor compatibility of rare earth compounds and resins, When doped at a high concentration, the transparency of the material will be deteriorated and the strength will be damaged; (2) firstly synthesize a rare earth complex monomer that can undergo polymerization reaction, and then copolymerize with other organic monomers to obtain a rare earth complex copolymer polymer, Although high-efficiency and stable fluorescent materials can be produced by this method, there are certain requirements for rare earth complex monomers and matrix monomers, which often lead to high material costs and limited use; Polymers with specific functional groups such as carboxyl and sulfonic acid groups can be reacted with rare earth compounds to produce another type of fluorescent material: polymer rare earth complexes
The choice of raw materials for this type of material is wide, but when the metal content is high, ion clusters are easily formed, and fluorescence quenching often occurs

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Embodiment 1

[0017] Mix 50gPP, 1.25g (accounting for 2.5wt% of PP) europium maleate, 0.25g (accounting for 0.5wt% of PP) dicumyl peroxide into the torque rheometer and knead for 6 minutes at 170°C , The reaction product was dissolved by heating to reflux with xylene, filtered while it was hot, the filtrate was precipitated with acetone, filtered and fully washed, first dried with an infrared lamp, and then vacuum-dried. The measured grafting rate was 1.19%, Eu% was 0.6%, and the fluorescence intensity was 3838.

Embodiment 2

[0019] Mix 45g LDPE, 3.375g (accounting for 7.5wt% of LDPE) terbium bismaleate, 0.338g (accounting for 0.75wt% of LDPE) tert-butylperoxycumene into the injection molding machine, and knead for 12 minutes at 190°C , The reaction product was dissolved by heating toluene under reflux, and filtered while it was hot. The filtrate was precipitated with acetone, filtered and washed thoroughly, dried with an infrared lamp first, and then vacuum-dried. The measured grafting rate was 3.63%, Tb% was 1.85%, and fluorescence intensity was 14780.

Embodiment 3

[0021] 38gABS, 11.4g (accounting for 30wt% of ABS) terbium acrylate, 0.38g (accounting for 1wt% of ABS) bis-(tert-butylperoxydiisopropyl)benzene were mixed and added into the extruder, and mixed at 180°C for 6 Minutes, the reaction product was heated to reflux with xylene to dissolve, filtered while hot, the filtrate was precipitated with acetone, filtered and fully washed, first dried with an infrared lamp, and then vacuum-dried. The measured grafting rate was 12.59%, Tb% was 6.4%, and fluorescence intensity was 3367.

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Abstract

A high-molecular photoluminescent material is prepared through melt grafting the rare-earth compound of organic alkenyl acid, with synthetic high-molecular basic material, dissolving in arene solvent, precipitation in acetone and drying. Its advantages are high stability, fluorescent intensity and color purity, and low cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of photoluminescent materials, in particular to a rare earth polymer photoluminescent material and a synthesis method thereof. technical background [0002] Rare earth complexes are widely used in the fields of luminescence and display due to their unique fluorescent properties. my country is a country with a large number of rare earth resources, and it is of great significance to deeply process rare earth resources into new functional materials with high added value. The polymer compound containing luminescent rare earth ions has both the excellent luminescence performance of rare earth ions and the characteristics of easy processing of polymer compounds. The current research methods are basically divided into three types: (1) Rare earth small molecule complexes are directly mixed with polymers to obtain doped polymer fluorescent materials. Although this method is simple, due to the po...

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IPC IPC(8): C09K11/07
Inventor 张秀菊陈鸣才
Owner GUANGZHOU INST OF GEOCHEMISTRY - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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