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Lu, J.; Yi, L. X.; Zhao, Y. H.; Meng, Y.; Yu, P. X.; Su, J. J.; Han, J. Mechanically robust polylactide fibers with super heat resistance via constructing in situ nanofibrils. Chinese J. Polym. Sci. 2023, 41, 962–971DOI: 10.1007/s10118-022-2880-4.
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Mechanically Robust Polylactide Fibers with Super Heat Resistance via Constructing in situ Nanofibrils
nanofibrils structure was introduced into the PLLA/HPDLA composite fibers. The abundant in-situ nanofibrils simultaneously improved the heat and hydrolysis resistance of the composite fibers. Under the action of extensional stress
the
in situ
nanofibrils further induced the nucleation and crystallization of PLLA molecular chains to form a hybrid shish-kebab structure
which played a significant mechanical self-reinforcing effect.
Abstract
All-PLA fibers with excellent comprehensive performance and recycling convenience are realized efficiently. High molecular weight poly(D-lactide) (HPDLA) is incorporated into poly(L-lactide) (PLLA) matrix to construct
in situ
nanofibrils structure by taking advantages of the microphase separation between HPDLA and PLLA. The tensile strength of HPDLA/PLLA composite fibers (HDL-8) is enhanced from 2.1 cN/dtex of neat PLLA-8 fibers up to 2.9 cN/dtex. Its boiling water shrinkage (BWS) and shrinkage in hot air (HAS) significantly decrease to 7.8% and 2.8%
respectively. The abundance of
in situ
nanofibrils creates a grille-like structure that is crucial for both heat and hydrolysis resistance. More strikingly
a hybrid shish-kebab structure induced by the
in situ
nanofibrils serves as a mechanical reinforcement. This work paves a new way for heat resistance and self-reinforcement modification of PLA materials.
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