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Reversible polymer/metal nano-composites and method for manufacturing same

a technology of metal nano-composites and polymerization, applied in the field of polymer nanoparticles, can solve the problems of difficult formation of nano-scale metal composites, and achieve the effect of reducing the difficulty of manufacturing

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-12-22
BRIDGESTONE CORP
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Formation of nano-scale metal composites has often proven difficult due to the expense and difficulty of creating known templates, as well as the often difficult step of separating the composites from the template.

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Preparation of Alkylmaleimide Copolymers

[0032] A N2 purged Brabender mixer (˜310 g capacity) equipped with Banbury blades was set to 10 rpm and 30° C. The mixer was then charged with 120 g of poly(maleimide-alt-isobutylene) (Kuraray, commercial name IM-10, Mn=350 K) and 99.4 g of octyl amine (Aldrich, 99% purity). The mixture was agitated in the mixer for 10 minutes and then heated up at a rate about 10° C. / min to 210° C. Once the temperature reached 125° C., agitation was stopped. After reaching a temperature of 210° C., the heating element was set to the isothermal condition. The agitation was then started and increased from 0 to 90 rpm at a rate of 10 rpm / min. Once the agitation speed reached 90 rpm, the temperature was set to 190° C. The mixing was continued isothermally for an additional 90 minutes, the heating element was then turned off and the polymer was allowed to cool down at a rate ˜4° C. / min. The final product was removed from the mixer at 160° C.

example 2

[0033] The experiment and the procedure of example 1 were repeated, except for a minor change of the chemicals used. The mixer was charged with 100 g of poly(maleimide-alt-isobutylene) (Kuraray, commercial name IM-10, Mn=350 K) and 118.8 g of dodecyl amine (Aldrich, 95% purity).

example 3

[0034] A nitrogen purged Brabender mixer (˜310 g capacity) equipped with Banbury blades was set to 20 rpm and 60° C. The mixer was charged with 85 g of poly(maleimide-alt-isobutylene) (Kuraray, commercial name IM-10, Mn=350 K) and 146.8 g of octadecyl amine (Aldrich, 99% purity). The mixture was agitated in the mixer for 10 minutes and then heated up at a rate about 10° C. / min to 200° C. Once the temperature reached 135° C., agitation was stopped. When the temperature reached 200° C., the heating element was set to the isothermal condition. The agitation was then started and increased from 0 to 120 rpm at a rate of 10 rpm / min. The mixing was continued isothermally for additional 160 minutes, the heating element was then turned off and the polymer was allowed to cool down at a rate ˜4° C. / min. The final product was removed from the mixer at 160° C.

[0035] IR characteristic absorption peaks are 1701, 1770, 2855, 2926 cm−1. No trace of maleic anhydride absorption peaks (i.e., at 1779 a...

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Abstract

The present invention provides a polymer / metal nano-composite. The nano-composite includes at least one copolymer chain having alkenyl monomer units and maleimide monomer units, and a nano-sized metal or inorganic crystal. It also provides a method of producing nano-sized metal / inorganic crystals in pure form. These nano-composites and nano-crystals can be useful as polymer fillers, tire rubber compounds, semiconductors, nano-magnets, catalysts, and quantum dots etc.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to polymer nanoparticles, methods for their preparation, and their use as, for example, templates for the formation of nano-sized metal / inorganic crystals and nanocomposites. [0002] Nanoparticles have attracted increased attention over the past several years in a variety of fields including catalysis, combinatorial chemistry, protein supports, magnets, and photonic crystals. Nano-scale metal composites have also been used advantageously in a variety of fields including, but not limited to, information technology, medicine and health, material and manufacturing, aeronautics and space exploration, environmental, energy fields, and snow / wet traction improvement for tire rubbers. Formation of nano-scale metal composites has often proven difficult due to the expense and difficulty of creating known templates, as well as the often difficult step of separating the composites from the template. [0003] Accordingly, it would be ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): C08K3/00
CPCB82Y10/00Y10T428/2989C08F222/40B82Y30/00C08F222/402
Inventor WANG, XIAORONGFOLTZ, VICTOR J.SADHUKHAN, PATBOHM, GEORG C. A.
Owner BRIDGESTONE CORP
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