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Preparation, characterization and optimization of superhydrophobic PVDF-PVC composite membrane based on concentration change of casting solution
Author(s) -
DaShuai Zhang,
Xiaoxue Lin,
Yan Zhang,
Xiaopeng Zhang,
Chen Li,
Yang Lin,
Tianyi Sun,
Linhua Zhu,
Qiang Lin,
Zaifeng Shi
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
materials research express
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2053-1591
DOI - 10.1088/2053-1591/abd4fa
Subject(s) - contact angle , materials science , composite number , membrane , wetting , composite material , crystallinity , surface roughness , casting , surface energy , solvent , chemistry , organic chemistry , biochemistry
The PVDF/PVC superhydrophobic composite membrane was prepared by non-solvent induced phase separation method. When the concentration of PVDF/PVC(= 85/15) is 4%, DMF can be used as a solvent to prepare PVDF/PVC superhydrophobic composite membrane by using the simple and applicable NIPS method. Through static contact angle and rolling angle, it was found that the maximum contact angle of PVDF/PVC composite membrane with low concentration can reach 152°, rolling angle is 3 degrees, and the surface potential energy is also relatively low about 8°. It was found by DSC that the crystallinity of PVDF/PVC composite membrane with low concentration was higher, SEM shows that the surface of 4% PVDF/PVC composite membrane has nano scale protrusion, and AMF finds that the surface of 4% PVDF/PVC composite membrane was high Surface roughness. When the surface roughness was high, the surface hydrophobicity is improved, the wetting problem was alleviated, the self-cleaning ability of the membrane is improved, and the membrane pollution is reduced. It was found that the 4% PVDF/PVC composite membrane prepared by low concentration method has a long-lasting self-cleaning performance and can be used as an organic coating in the field of self-cleaning.

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