Peng Lin , Yinjie Wang , Chuang Yu , Hao Wang , Kunpeng Song , Xue Bi , Jin Cao , Keshan Zhang , Ye-Tang Pan , Jiping Liu
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Abstract
Zeolite imidazole salt frame (ZIF-67) has a highly regular microporous structure, large specific surface and certain flame retardant properties, and 2-methylimidazole in it is very sensitive to protolation reaction, so ZIF-67 can be etched to get more properties. However, different etching methods often yield different results. So we use H+ produced by the synthesis of 2-aminopyrazine and hexachlorophosphazene (HCCP) to directly or synchronously etch ZIF-67. Two kinds of flame retardants with sugar-frosting structure and fig-like structure with UV shielding capability are designed and synthesized, and the two etching methods are compared. When 2.0 wt% flame retardant is added to epoxy resin system, the total heat release rate of EP/AHCTP epoxy composite is reduced by 29.4 %, the peak heat release rate of EP/CHCTP composite is reduced by 38.5 %, and the CO and CO2 production of EP/CHCTP composite are reduced by 45.2 % and 40.1 %, respectively. The UV shielding performance is improved while the mechanical properties are maintained. In the background of the rapid development of MOFs modification research, we compare two methods of binding ZIF-67 with small molecule phosphazenes and suggest its potential application in flame retardancy and UV resistance of EP.
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