Vapour permeation characteristics of aliphatic alcohols through PVA/PVC thin films

Muhammad Ismayil K M, N G Salini, Shabina Koroth Koyiloth, Rosy Antony
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Nonsolvent induced phase separation (NIPS) method using NMP/water system was adopted to prepare PVA/PVC thin films and were characterized by FTIR & FE-SEM analysis. Mechanical strength measurements indicated that an optimum composition of PVA/PVC has maximum tensile strength and might be due to the intercalation of viscous PVA into the stiff PVC matrix. Degree of swelling (DS) and water contact angle (WCA) measurements showed greater wettability of the films with increasing PVA content as is revealed from the higher film porosity and diminished contact angle. Pure water flux (PWF) and mean pore size were studied to determine the water permeation capacity of the film. Vapour permeability of various films was evaluated by using three different aliphatic alcohols viz. Methanol, ethanol and propanol. Barrier property and selectivity in permeation were studied for a particular PVA/PVC composition with moderate number and size of the pores which exhibited minimum permeation capacity.
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脂肪醇通过 PVA/PVC 薄膜的蒸汽渗透特性
采用无溶剂诱导相分离(NIPS)方法(NMP/水体系)制备了 PVA/PVC 薄膜,并通过傅立叶变换红外光谱和样品分析、FE-SEM 分析对薄膜进行了表征。机械强度测量结果表明,PVA/PVC 的最佳成分具有最大的拉伸强度,这可能是由于粘性 PVA 在坚硬的 PVC 基体中的插层作用。溶胀度(DS)和水接触角(WCA)测量结果表明,随着 PVA 含量的增加,薄膜的润湿性也会增加,这一点从薄膜孔隙率的增加和接触角的减小可以看出。研究了纯水通量(PWF)和平均孔径,以确定薄膜的透水能力。使用甲醇、乙醇和丙醇这三种不同的脂肪醇评估了各种薄膜的蒸汽渗透性。针对孔隙数量和大小适中的特定 PVA/PVC 成分,研究了其阻隔性和渗透选择性,结果表明这种成分的渗透能力最小。
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