Radiation-resistant liquid organic glass

Abstract

The invention provides radiation-resistant liquid organic glass. Lead methacrylate and samarium methacrylate are used for preparing the radiation-resistant liquid organic glass as radiation-resistant components by the following steps: dissolving the lead methacrylate in cyclohexanone, dissolving the samarium methacrylate in caprylic acid and propylene glycol, weighing methyl methacrylate, dioctyl phthalate, cyclohexane and butanol, feeding the raw materials into a reaction kettle, stirring and heating the raw materials to 78 DEG C, dropwise adding a cyclohexanone solution of benzoyl peroxide, and keeping the temperature constant for 1 to 4 hours to obtain the liquid organic glass. The organic glass has the characteristics of high radiation resistance and good convenience in secondary processing.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of special organic glass and relates to a radiation-proof liquid organic glass. Background technique [0002] With the continuous development of national defense scientific research, radiation medicine and nuclear technology applications, various radioactive rays are widely used, and the harm of rays to the human body and the damage to the environment are gradually recognized by human beings. The research on various anti-radiation materials to protect these rays has become a very important and urgent topic. Traditional radiation protection materials generally use concrete, cement, lead plates, iron plates, etc. With the application of radiation in more and more fields, these materials have been difficult to meet the needs of various protective equipment production. In recent years, polymer based As a radiation protection material, composite materials have become a research hotspot. It is made of organic polymer mater...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional radiation protection materials generally use concrete, cement, lead plates, iron plates, etc. With the application of radiation in more and more fields, these materials have been difficult to meet the needs of various protective equipment production. In recent years, polymer based As a radiation protection material, composite materials have become a research hotspot. It is made of organic polymer materials as the matrix skeleton material and micro-powder with the function of absorbing rays as the filler. Among them, plexiglass (polymethyl methacrylate) is often used as the matrix material. At present, organic lead glass, organic barium glass, organic cadmium glass and other varieties have appeared, and related products and patents have also been reported

[0003] Lead or lead compounds are the mainstream of application as fillers, but they have two disadvantages: on the one hand, lead radiation-proof materials have good particle absorption ability for rays with energy higher than 88keV and between 13 and 40keV, but for energy Rays between 40 and 88keV have a region with very weak particle absorption ability (that is, "Pb weak absorption region"); on the other hand, lead is toxic and pollutes the environment, so its use is often restricted