Surface Modification of Nano-Titanium and its Effect on the Antibacterial Property of Waterborne Wood Coating

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In the paper, the surface modification of nanotitanium and its effect on the antibacterial properties of waterborne wood coating were studied. The effect of the type and amount of surfactant (system) and the ultrasonic treatment time on the property of nanotitanium and the effect of the dosage and adding method of nanoslurry on the properties of water-based wood coating were both investigated. The nanotitanium slurry made in the optimum conditions was also characterized. The results showed that nanotitanium slurry with excellent performance was obtained when 0.5wt% polyoxyethylene octylphenol ether and 3wt% sodium polyacrylate were used and ultrasonic treated 5h. It also showed that the waterborne wood coating with excellent drying performance and antibacterial property was got when 1.5wt % nanoslurry was mixed to water-based emulsion to hybrid. Under the conditions, the antibacterial rate against Escherichia coil and Staphlococcus aureus reaches to 95%.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 609-610)

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April 2014

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