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Synthesis of Polyester-diol and Exfoliation of Nanoclay through Esterification between Adipic Acid and Diethylene Glycol  

Kim, Byung-Ju (Department of Chemical Engineering, Dong-A University)
Lee, Sang-Ho (Department of Chemical Engineering, Dong-A University)
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Elastomers and Composites / v.44, no.4, 2009 , pp. 447-454 More about this Journal
Abstract
We synthesized polyester-diol containing Cloisite 30B which is exfoliated during the synthesis. First, esterification was conducted with excess adipic acids and two 2-hydroxyethyl groups of the tertiary ammonium tethered to Cloisite 30B silicate layer. Due to the small molecular size of adipic acid ($d{\approx}3.0\;{\AA}$, $L{\approx}9.3\;{\AA}$), it penetrated into the interlayer of Cloisite 30B, reacted with the 2-hydroxyethyl groups, and produced the tertiary ammonium that has the two ethyl-ester adipic acid groups, one methyl group, and one hydrogenated alkyl group. Through the esterification, the molecular size of the tertiary ammonium increased and as the result, the basal space of Cloisite 30B increased from $18.4\;{\AA}$ to more than $58.3\;{\AA}$. The produced ethyl-ester adipic acid and unreacted adipic acid reacted with excess diethylene glycol ([COOH]/[OH]${\approx}0.6$) to be polyester-diol. The COOH conversion calculated from the acid value of the reactant mixture was 94%. The number average molecular weight and PDI of the produced polyester-diol were 830 g/mol and 1.2, respectively.
Keywords
esterification; adipic acid; polyester-diol; Cloisite 30B; exfoliation;
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