CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS

CHE Jitai; ZHANG Wanxi

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CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS

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- CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS
- Vol. 8, Issue 4, Pages: 359-362(1990)
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  1. Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Academia Sinica,Changchun
  2. Academia Sinica
  3. Academia Sinica Changchun
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- Published：20 December 1990
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[1]车吉泰,张万喜.CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1990,{4}(04):359-362.

CHE Jitai, ZHANG Wanxi. CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS[J]. 1990, 8(4): 359-362.
[1]车吉泰,张万喜.CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1990,{4}(04):359-362. DOI：

CHE Jitai, ZHANG Wanxi. CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIATION GRAFTING DEGREE OF POLYSTYRENEg-ACRYLIC ACID BY XPS[J]. 1990, 8(4): 359-362. DOI：

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In this work

characterization of radiation grafting degree of polystyrene-g-acrylic acid by XPS was studied. It is found that along with the main peak C

there is a photoelectron peak at 289.0 eV that appears to be C

of-（?）-OH group and shows the presence ofpolyacrylic acid grafted on the polystyrene The grafting degree obtained by XPS is in agreement with that from the gravimetric method.

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In this work

characterization of radiation grafting degree of polystyrene-g-acrylic acid by XPS was studied. It is found that along with the main peak C

there is a photoelectron peak at 289.0 eV that appears to be C

of-（?）-OH group and shows the presence ofpolyacrylic acid grafted on the polystyrene The grafting degree obtained by XPS is in agreement with that from the gravimetric method.

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