Application of Ambient-Temperature Argon Plasma Modified PET Fibers with Surface Grafting for Heavy Metal Removal

Juu En Chang; Yi Kuo Chang; Min Her Leu; Ying Liang Chen; Jing Hong Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.978.153

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Application of Ambient-Temperature Argon Plasma Modified PET Fibers with Surface Grafting for Heavy Metal Removal

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The present study utilized the capability of ambient-temperature plasma in modifying the surface properties of materials to activate the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fiber surfaces. The effects of different plasma treatment parameters (such as plasma power, treatment time) and grafting parameters (such as grafting temperature, acrylic acid monomer concentration, grafting time) on the activation and grafting of the PET fibers were studied. The feasibility of applying ambient-temperature plasma combined with grafting technology for the preparation of ion exchangers in the heavy metal containing wastewater treatment was evaluated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 978)

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Juu En Chang, Yi Kuo Chang*, Min Her Leu, Ying Liang Chen, Jing Hong Huang

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Ambient-Temperature Plasma, Grafting, Heavy Metal, PET Fibers

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