Preparation and Cross-Linking Properties of VAc/DAAM Copolymer Emulsion

Ye Liu; Yun Xiao Zang; Xiao Hui Wang; Li Ming Dong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.953.141

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Preparation and Cross-Linking Properties of VAc/DAAM Copolymer Emulsion

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A new type of polymer emulsion was prepared by the copolymerization of DAAM and VAc monomer with high solid content and storage stability. By addition of ADH (ketonic hydrazide cross-linking reaction), the polymer emulsion can be cross-linked at room temperature. It was found that the degree of cross-linking of the polymer reaches 71.85%, and the resistance to boiling water reaches 180min at the maximum of DAAM of 2% and DAAM / ADH = 1/1.

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Ye Liu, Yun Xiao Zang, Xiao Hui Wang, Li Ming Dong*

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Copolymer Emulsion, Cross-Linking, DAAM

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