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2008 / ȣ: V.20,no.2,Apr |
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Preparation and Properties of Regenerated Composite Fibers made
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Young Jin Jung, Byung Jae An, Hong Sung Kim, Hae Wook Choi,Eon Pil Lee, Jae Ho Lee, Han Do Kim1, Soo Min Park1 and Sung Dong Kim2 |
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Regenerated composite fibers are prepared from solution(styela clava tunics /poly vinyl alchol) using
N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide(NMMO)/water(87/13)(wt/wt) as a solvent by dry-wet spinning. The chemical
cellulose (94%, -cellulose content) used for this study is extracted from styela clava tunics (SCT, Midduck),
which are treated in chemical process and mechanical grinding. The structure and physical properties of
regenerated composite fibers were investigated through IR-spetra, DSC, TGA and SEM. The optimal blend ratio
of SCT/PVA for spinning solution was 70/30 and the total weight was 4% concentrations in NMMO/water
solvent system. The fiber density, moisture contents and the degree of swelling were 1.5(g/cm3), 10.2(%) and
365(%), respectively. The crystallinity index of composite fibers are decreased as the PVA contents increased.
Thermal decomposition of composite fibers took place in two stages at around 250 and 550. The best thermal
stability was obtained with 30% PVA contents. |
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NMMO/water, chemical cellulose, styela clava, PVA, composite fibers |
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http://www.koreascience.or.kr/article/ArticleFullRecord.jsp?cn=OSGGBT_2008_v20n2_1 |
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