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Original Articles

Properties of ABA and BA polysiloxane amphiphiles modified by polyether

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Pages 1010-1017 | Received 13 Jul 2017, Accepted 12 Sep 2017, Published online: 20 Oct 2017
 

ABSTRACT

To investigate the effect of content of polyether (F400) grafted on the properties of polysiloxane amphiphiles, polyether was grafted on the polysiloxane by hydrosilylation reaction with H2PtCl6 catalyst. The modified polysiloxanes were divided into two types; moreover, the ratio of polyether and polysiloxane was 1:1 or 1:2. The first one was similar to the conventional surfactant structure that is BA polysiloxane amphiphile, which own one hydrophobic chain and one hydrophilic group. Another one was ABA polysiloxane amphiphile, which possess one hydrophobic chain and two hydrophilic groups at the terminal. In our work, we compared the property of modified polysiloxanes with various contents of polyether in aqueous solution at room temperature to analyze the impact of polyether content on siloxane surfactants. The conclusion was that siloxane amphiphiles possess good solubility, high surface activity, and excellent spreading property.

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Funding

This project was funded by National key R & D plan (Grant No 2017YFB0308704). We would also like to express our appreciation to Guojin Li of China Research Institute of Daily Chemical Industry for TEM observations and JALA Research Found Projects.

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