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Tailored rheology of a metallocene polyolefin through silane grafting and subsequent silane crosslinking
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Journal of polymer science Part B, Polymer physics ,
v.38 no.18 ,
2000년, pp.2468 - 2479
McCormick, Julie A.
(Department of Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Box 7905, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7905)
,
Royer, Joseph R.
(Department of Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Box 7905, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7905)
,
Hwang, C. Robin
(Becton Dickinson Technologies, 21 Davis Drive, RTP, North Carolina 27709-2016)
,
Khan, Saad A.
(Department of Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State University, Box 7905, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7905)
Polymer modification through silane grafting and its subsequent crosslinking allows the rheological properties of a polymer to be tuned from those of a viscous melt to those of a crosslinked elastic network. In this study, a metallocene polyolefin resin is grafted with vinyl trimethoxy silane (VTMS)...
Polymer modification through silane grafting and its subsequent crosslinking allows the rheological properties of a polymer to be tuned from those of a viscous melt to those of a crosslinked elastic network. In this study, a metallocene polyolefin resin is grafted with vinyl trimethoxy silane (VTMS) using dicumyl peroxide (DCP) as the initiator and is subsequently crosslinked in an oxidative environment. Dynamic rheological experiments are conducted to elucidate the effects of DCP and VTMS concentrations on the grafting and ensuing crosslinking processes. We find that the addition of VTMS alone to the polymer produces no grafting. In contrast, the presence of DCP by itself leads to direct crosslinking between polymer chains as suggested by an increase in elastic modulus and complex viscosity. Samples containing both DCP and VTMS undergo silane grafting, with the extent of grafting increasing with increasing DCP concentration. This conclusion is borne out by both rheological and Fourier transform infrared measurements. The grafted samples undergo silane crosslinking only in an oxidative environment and at temperatures equal to or greater than 190 °C. During crosslinking, the samples undergo a transition from a viscous melt with frequency-dependent moduli to a gel exhibiting frequency-independent moduli with the elastic modulus exceeding the viscous modulus. However, the kinetics of crosslinking and the extent of the modulus increase are a function of the DCP concentration, with both exhibiting a maximum at a specific DCP and VTMS combination. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Polym Sci B: Polym Phys 38: 2468–2479, 2000
Polymer modification through silane grafting and its subsequent crosslinking allows the rheological properties of a polymer to be tuned from those of a viscous melt to those of a crosslinked elastic network. In this study, a metallocene polyolefin resin is grafted with vinyl trimethoxy silane (VTMS) using dicumyl peroxide (DCP) as the initiator and is subsequently crosslinked in an oxidative environment. Dynamic rheological experiments are conducted to elucidate the effects of DCP and VTMS concentrations on the grafting and ensuing crosslinking processes. We find that the addition of VTMS alone to the polymer produces no grafting. In contrast, the presence of DCP by itself leads to direct crosslinking between polymer chains as suggested by an increase in elastic modulus and complex viscosity. Samples containing both DCP and VTMS undergo silane grafting, with the extent of grafting increasing with increasing DCP concentration. This conclusion is borne out by both rheological and Fourier transform infrared measurements. The grafted samples undergo silane crosslinking only in an oxidative environment and at temperatures equal to or greater than 190 °C. During crosslinking, the samples undergo a transition from a viscous melt with frequency-dependent moduli to a gel exhibiting frequency-independent moduli with the elastic modulus exceeding the viscous modulus. However, the kinetics of crosslinking and the extent of the modulus increase are a function of the DCP concentration, with both exhibiting a maximum at a specific DCP and VTMS combination. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Polym Sci B: Polym Phys 38: 2468–2479, 2000
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