was applied to characterize organo-clay dispersion and confinement effect on the local motion of benzene in rubber/clay nanocomposite-gels. The observed 2H line shapes of benzene in intercalated and exfoliated nanocomposites were obviously different
which can be used to estimate clay-dispersion quality. 2H-NMR line shapes also reflect the different influence of intercalated or exfoliated layered-silicates on local motions of benzene
implying that probe molecules exhibit different local motions depending on different confined geometry in these nanocomposites. Viscosity measurements further confirmed these NMR results.
Abstract
2H-NMR spectroscopy of the probe molecule
deuterated benzene
was applied to characterize organo-clay dispersion and confinement effect on the local motion of benzene in rubber/clay nanocomposite-gels. The observed 2H line shapes of benzene in intercalated and exfoliated nanocomposites were obviously different
which can be used to estimate clay-dispersion quality. 2H-NMR line shapes also reflect the different influence of intercalated or exfoliated layered-silicates on local motions of benzene
implying that probe molecules exhibit different local motions depending on different confined geometry in these nanocomposites. Viscosity measurements further confirmed these NMR results.
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