學 生:符昌中 指導老師:王振乾 老師. Introduction Until now, high molecular weight PLA was synthesized by a ring- opening polymerization of the cyclic diester of lactic.

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學 生:符昌中 指導老師:王振乾 老師

Introduction Until now, high molecular weight PLA was synthesized by a ring- opening polymerization of the cyclic diester of lactic acid which is called as a lactide. However, the cost of this process is high due to the complexity of the process. While polycondensation of lactic acid is a low cost process because cheap lactic acid in liquid phase is polymerized. As the molecular weight of PLA becomes high, it is difficult to remove the water in order to obtain high molecular weight PLA. Chain extender to connect the end groups of PLA was used to increase the molecular weight of prepared polyester. (ethylene carbonate, heterocyclic compound and diisoeyanate)

Experimental L-lactic acid and various catalysts 160 ℃ for 6h Dry N 2 18h torr HDI 160 ℃ for 10 min Dissolved inCHC1 3 and precipitated in methanol.

Results and Discussion Figure 1. DSC therogram of PLA-3 at a heating rate of 10 ℃ /min Figure 2. DSC themogram of PLA-3-HDI at a heating rate of 10 ℃ /min The crystallization rate of PLA-3-HDI is much slower than that of PLA-3 because of the formation of branch structure by the allophanate reaction. 151 ℃ 144 ℃

Figure 3. DSC thermogram of PLA-3-HDI as a function of annealing time at 120 ℃ (The number in the parenthesis indicates the Lime of annealing.) Figure 4. XRD of PLA-3 and PLA-3-HDI as a function of annealing time. (The number in the parenthesis indicates the time of annealing.) annealed at 120 ℃ after melting at 170 ℃ 141 ℃ 147 ℃ The crystal structure of PLA-3-HDI was converted very slowly from imperfect structure to perfect structure. Results and Discussion

Figure 5. H-NMR spectrum of PLA-3 (A) and PLA-3-HDI (B). The signal at 4.4 ppm (b) characteristic of the hydrogen of methine group next to a hydroxyl end group was found. b.c a The intensity ratio of the signal corresponding to urethane to the signal of HDI unit was not 1 : 2. This can be explained by the fact that the hydrogen in the urethane bond was reacted with other polymer chain by allophanate reaction to form branch structure. Results and Discussion

Figure 6. The increase of molecular weight with chain-extending reaction time at 160 ℃ Figure 7. DSC thermogram of PLA reacted with HDI at 140 ℃ for 60 min. It can be concluded from this result that the reaction of HDI with PLA producing the branch and cresslink structure decreased at lower reaction temperature. Results and Discussion

The molecular weight of PLA was increased by reaction of HDI with OH group of PLA. The Tm of PLA reacted with HDI was not found in the 2nd scan of DSC because of the slow rate of crystallization. The formation of branched structure caused the slow crystallization. The reaction temperature and time controls the formation of allophanate group. Conclusion