High solids preparation of crosslinked polymer particles
A technology of polymer particles and polymerization reaction, which is used to predict whether the selection of reaction conditions will lead to the formation of gels, and whether the selection of reaction conditions will lead to the formation of gels, which can solve the problem of reducing water fastness and scratch resistance, etc. question
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Embodiment 1
[0150] Example 1: Prediction method
[0151] Polymerization to form cross-linked polymer particles was simulated at about 45% solids by weight as follows:
[0152] The simulated reaction conditions included a total reactant feed of 20 wt% acrylic acid (AA), 35 wt% butyl acrylate (BA), 35 wt% methyl methacrylate (MMA), and 10 wt% TMPTA, with Alcohol as a solvent.
[0153] A and C values can be determined from the total reactant feed as described below. The weight basis of the total feed can be converted to a mole basis (assuming 100 g of total monomer) as follows.
[0154] Mole AA = 20 / 72 = 0.2778
[0155] Mole BA = 35 / 128 = 0.2734;
[0156] Molar MMA = 35 / 100 = 0.35; and
[0157] Mole TMPTA = 10 / 298 = 0.0336.
[0158] The sum of these values gives a total moles (assuming 100 g total monomer) of 0.9348. Therefore, the mole fractions of the various reactive monomers and crosslinking monomers are calculated as follows:
[0159] Mole fraction AA=0.2778 / 0.9348=0.2972; ...
Embodiment 2-29
[0198] Examples 2-29: Polymerization
[0199] All examples were performed using a 4 neck 3000 mL round bottom flask as the reaction vessel. The flask is equipped with a water-cooled reflux condenser with a nitrogen purge gas outlet connected to I 2 Thermocouple for R Tow TC Adapter Type TCA / 1 Temperature Controller, by Fisher Maxima TM A glass C-stirrer controlled by a digital stirrer motor and a monomer feed line controlled by a QG-50FMI pump fitted with 1 / 4 inch tubing. The contents of the reaction vessel were heated using a heating mantle connected to a 120V Variac Type 3PN1010 (from Staco Energy Products) or Type 3PN16C (from Superior Electric Company). All reactants used were weighed using a Metler PC 8000 balance.
[0200] Table 1 shows the formula, feed rate and polymerization reaction time used in each embodiment.
[0201] For each of Examples 2-29, the following basic procedure was used.
[0202] The reaction vessel was charged with a heel charge and heated to 79...
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