The invention provides a preparation method of a rapid photocuring
cellulose-based macromolecular
photoinitiator. According to the method, 2, 4, 6-trimethylbenzoyl
phenylphosphonic acid is used as an initial molecule, an acylating chlorination intermediate with high reactivity is generated through
oxalyl chloride activation, then the acylating chlorination intermediate and a
cellulose main chain are subjected to a bonding reaction, and effective
grafting of a photosensitive structure to a natural
polymer skeleton is achieved. Then, esterification regulators such as
acetyl bromide and the like are introduced, so that the arrangement and density of the
grafting groups on the surface of the
cellulose can be further improved, and the esterified cellulose
photoinitiator with a uniform functionalization degree is obtained. The obtained initiating material shows good
solubility and
system adaptability in various
acrylate monomers, and can rapidly initiate chain
polymerization under
ultraviolet irradiation, so that a formula
system is converted into a curing network with a bonding function within an extremely short time. The
acrylate material initiated by the
photoinitiator can be cured within seconds to minutes under a common 365 nm
light source. Compared with a small molecular initiator, the macromolecular structure effectively reduces the migration risk, avoids complex operation steps, has the advantages of clean raw materials, high safety, capability of being matched with various
monomer systems and the like, and remarkably widens the utilization range of cellulose in the fields of photocuring adhesives and functional resin materials.