Improving UV aging resistance by loading PDA on the surface of PBO fibers via Fe (III) coordination

IF 1.8 4区化学 Q3 POLYMER SCIENCE

High Performance Polymers Pub Date : 2024-03-16 DOI:10.1177/09540083241240163

Weihua Zhong, Jinwang Bai, Yunjun Luo, Dianbo Zhang, Chen Liang, Xiangdong Chen

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Abstract

Poly(p-phenylene-2,6-benzobisoxazole) (PBO) fiber is currently one of the best-performing organic fibers; however, its low UV aging resistance limits its use. To improve the UV aging performance of PBO fibers, a novel PBO-Fe-PDA fiber was created by depositing a biomimetic structure of polydopamine (PDA) on the surface of PBO fibers with the transition metal ion Fe3+ as the active center. The surface morphology and elemental composition of PBO-Fe-PDA fibers were investigated. It was revealed that Fe3+ formed a coordination bond structure with the oxazole ring, and PDA was successfully loaded onto the surface of PBO-Fe fibers. After UV aging, the crystallinity and crystallographic orientation of PBO fibers significantly decrease, microcrystals inside the fibers slip, and the size of microvoids in the fibers rises. As a result, the strength of PBO fibers was significantly decreased after UV aging. The anti-UV aging capacity of PBO-Fe-PDA fibers, on the other hand, has been enhanced, as evidenced by a slight drop in crystallinity and crystallographic orientation and a significant decrease in the size growth of internal microvoids in the fibers after UV aging. The tensile strength retention of PBO-Fe-PDA fibers after UV aging increased by 93.13% when compared to PBO fibers without altering the fibers’ initial strength. The testing results show that this surface modification method is simple to employ and extends the service life of PBO fibers significantly.

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通过铁（III）配位在 PBO 纤维表面载入 PDA 提高抗紫外线老化性能

聚（对苯基-2,6-苯并异噁唑）（PBO）纤维是目前性能最好的有机纤维之一，但其抗紫外线老化性能较低，限制了其使用。为了提高 PBO 纤维的抗紫外线老化性能，我们在 PBO 纤维表面沉积了仿生物结构的聚多巴胺（PDA），并以过渡金属离子 Fe3+ 作为活性中心，从而制成了新型 PBO-Fe-PDA 纤维。研究了 PBO-Fe-PDA 纤维的表面形态和元素组成。结果表明，Fe3+ 与恶唑环形成了配位键结构，PDA 成功地负载到了 PBO-Fe 纤维的表面。紫外老化后，PBO 纤维的结晶度和结晶取向明显降低，纤维内部的微晶发生滑移，纤维中的微空洞尺寸增大。因此，紫外线老化后 PBO 纤维的强度明显降低。而 PBO-Fe-PDA 纤维的抗紫外线老化能力则有所增强，这表现在紫外线老化后结晶度和结晶取向略有下降，纤维内部微空洞的尺寸增长明显减小。与 PBO 纤维相比，紫外线老化后 PBO-Fe-PDA 纤维的拉伸强度保持率提高了 93.13%，但纤维的初始强度没有改变。测试结果表明，这种表面改性方法简单易用，可显著延长 PBO 纤维的使用寿命。

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High Performance Polymers 化学-高分子科学

CiteScore

4.20

自引率

14.30%

发文量

106

审稿时长

1.2 months

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