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高分子学报 1993
POLYIONIC COMPLEXES DERIVED FROM POLYVINYL ALCOHOL IV. MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR AND PERMEABILITY OF POLYIONIC COMPLEXES MEMBRANES PREPARED FROM PVA AND ETHYLENE-VINYL ALCOHOL COPOLYMER
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Abstract:
The mechanical behavior of polyionic complex (PIC)membranes derived from polyvinyl alcohol(PVA) or ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer (EVA) have been investigated. The presence of ethylene block segment in the backbone of polyions can endow PIC membranes with more toughness. Increasing the degree of substitution of the polyions, the formed PIC becomes harder and more brittle. Under the environment of relative humidity (R. H. ) of 40%, the tensile strength, relative elongation and modulus of PICs are at about 300kg/cm2,10% and 8×103kg/cm2,respectively,whereas inthe environment of 90% R.H.M these of PICs derived from EVA are at about 90 kg/cm2,150% and 13kg/cm2,respectively,better than that of PVA derived polyionic membrane and ordinary PIC such as Ioplex 101. The permeabil-ity of PIC membranes derived from EVA have also been studied.