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1997 / ȣ: V.9,no.3,Jun |
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The Decomposition Kinetics of PET Microfiber Fabrics by Saturated CaO/Ethylene glycol Solution |
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Yoon, Jong Ho (Dept. of Industrial Chem., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Huh, Man Woo (Dept. of Textile Eng., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Kim, Kyung Jae (Korea Fine Chemical Co., Taegu, Korea) |
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Yoon, Jong Ho (Dept. of Industrial Chem., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Huh, Man Woo (Dept. of Textile Eng., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Kim, Kyung Jae (Korea Fine Chemical Co., Taegu, Korea) |
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Yoon, Jong Ho (Dept. of Industrial Chem., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Huh, Man Woo (Dept. of Tex |
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Yoon, Jong Ho (Dept. of Industrial Chem., Kyungil Univ., Kyungsan, Korea) Huh, Man Woo (Dept. of Tex |
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Polyester microfiber fabrics were decomposed at 100, 110, and 12 in saturated CaO/ethylene glycol solutions(CaO/EG), and the characteristics of decomposition kinetics were discussed in comparison to those by hot aqueous hydroxide solution(NaOH). The Arrhenius pre-exponential factor(A) was 9.17x /M and the activation energy() was 8.19kcal/mol. While the A value was 1.947x /M and the ( value was about 15~19kcal/mol in NaOH-PET decomposition reaction. The much higher A value of the CaO/EG-PET decomposition reaction means that CaO/EG-PET decomposition reaction will occur in a less selective fashion in comparison to the NaOH-PET decomposition reaction. On the other hand, the lower () value of the CaO/EG-PET decomposition reaction than that of the NaOH-PET decomposition reaction means that CaO/EG-PET decomposition reaction is less sensitive on the variation of temperature than NaOH-PET decomposition reaction. |
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