Effect of Process Factors on TiO2 Loading Rate of Wooden Activated Carbon Fibers Loaded TiO2 as Packaging Sterilization Material

Dong Na Li; Xiao Jun Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.469.100

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Effect of Process Factors on TiO₂ Loading Rate of Wooden Activated Carbon Fibers Loaded TiO₂ as Packaging Sterilization Material

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In order to achieve food packaging sterilization rapidly and improve packaging sterilization property, the nanoTiO₂photocatalyst loaded on wooden activated carbon fibers (WACFs) is prepared by sol-gel method. The effects of loading processes on loading rate of nanoTiO₂ are studied. It is shown that the loading rate of nanoTiO₂ increases with decreased deionized water and increased nanoTiO₂impregnation solution concentration; the loading rate of nanoTiO₂ initially increases and then decreases with increased alcohol content and dip-coating time, but the dip-coating time only has weak influence on the loading rate of nanoTiO₂. When the ratio of butyl titanate to alcohol is 1:9, the ratio of butyl titanate to water is 3:1, the dip-coating time is 20 min and the nanoTiO₂impregnation solution concentration is 2 mg/ml, the loading rate of nanoTiO₂ reaches maximum, which is 33.64%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 469)

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Dong Na Li, Xiao Jun Ma*

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Loading Rate, Nano-TiO₂, Packaging Sterilization Material, Wooden Activated Carbon Fibers

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