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Journal of Applied Polymer Science | 1999

Morphological and structural formation of the regenerated cellulose membranes recovered from its cuprammonium solution using aqueous sulfuric acid

Tomoko Hongo; Miki Inamoto; Michitaka Iwata; Toshihiko Matsui; Kunihiko Okajima

Morphological and structural formation of the regenerated cellulose membranes from its cuprammonium hydroxide solution by acid coagulation was investigated. Scanning electron microscopic observation revealed that the morphology of the membranes changed drastically as functions of both the cellulose concentration in the original cellulose solution CCell and the concentration of sulfuric acid as a coagulant CH2SO4. It was found that at a constant polymer concentration (8 wt %) the membrane prepared by using 5 wt % aqueous sulfuric acid exhibits higher water flux, far smaller swelling anisotropy parameter Lt, and larger porosity Pr with a thinner skin structure, and these parameters were proven to be associated with lower (110) crystal plane orientation coefficient f∥(110) compared with those for the membranes obtained by aqueous sulfuric acid with more than 10 wt %. On the other hand, at constant coagulant concentration (10 wt %) the membrane prepared by using the polymer solution with 5 wt % shows far greater Pr with practically no distinct skin structure; hence, a higher flux. The drastic changes in the morphology and structural parameters as functions of CCell and CH2SO4 were found to be well correlated with abrupt changes in material transportation (copper ion, ammonium ion, and water) from the polymer solution to aqueous coagulants as a function of CCell and CH2SO4.


Sen'i Kikai Gakkaishi (journal of The Textile Machinery Society of Japan) | 1996

Change in Supermolecular Structure of Nylon 66 Fiber with Time Elapsed

Michitaka Iwata; Hiroyuki Makino; Kenji Kamide; Sei-ichi Manabe

ナイロン66繊維の放置過程における超分子構造, 特に結晶および無定型領域内部の分子鎖の凝集構造の経時変化について検討した.ナイロン66繊維は室内および室外に約1000日放置した.その間の超分子構造の変化は広角X線回折, 干渉顕微鏡, 動的粘弾性によって評価した.その結果, 放置時間の経過に伴ってナイロン66繊維の結晶領域においては, 結晶は大きくなり, その完全度も高くなる.また配向度は小さくなる.無定型領域においては, 放置時間の経過に伴って, 分子鎖はいったん緊張状態になり, その後緩和する.さらに900日を経過すると分子鎖の充?状態の密な部分が新たに出現する.これらの変化は室外放置試料において著しい.


Polymer Journal | 1986

Dynamic Mechanical Absorptions Observed for Regenerated Cellulose Solids in the Temperature Range from 280 to 600 K

Sei-ichi Manabe; Michitaka Iwata; Kenji Kamide


Archive | 1982

Polyester fiber dyeable under normal pressure and process for the production thereof

Hiroshi Tanji; Michitaka Iwata; Hideo Sato


Archive | 1984

Porous regenerated cellulose hollow fiber and process for preparation thereof

Seiichi Manabe; Michitaka Iwata; Mamoru Inoue


Polymer Journal | 1996

Morphological Formation of the Regenerated Cellulose Membranes Recovered from Its Cuprammonium Solution Using Various Coagulants

Miki Inamoto; Ikuya Miyamoto; Tomoko Hongo; Michitaka Iwata; Kunihiko Okajima


Archive | 1982

Uniformly dyeable nylon 66 fiber and process for the production thereof

Hiroshi Tanji; Michitaka Iwata; Hideo Sato


Archive | 1983

Process for the production of a polyester fiber dyeable under normal pressure

Hiroshi Tanji; Michitaka Iwata; Hideo Sato


Archive | 1982

Porous regenerated cellulose membrane and process for the preparation thereof

Seiichi Manabe; Michitaka Iwata; Mamoru Inoue


Archive | 1986

Process for the preparation of a porous regenerated cellulose hollow fiber

Seiichi Manabe; Michitaka Iwata; Mamoru Inoue

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Kenji Kamide

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Sei-ichi Manabe

Fukuoka Women's University

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Kunihiko Okajima

Tokushima Bunri University

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Hiroyuki Makino

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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