温敏性聚合物p_am_macromer_及其与表面活性剂的复合性能（Thermosensitive polymer p_am_macromer_ and its composite properties with surfactant）.doc

温敏性聚合物p_am_macromer_及其与表面活性剂的复合性能（Thermosensitive polymer p_am_macromer_ and its composite properties with surfactant） Twenty-fourth volume, eighth polymer materials science and engineering, Vol.24, No.8 August 2008 POLYMER MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGAug. 2008 Thermosensitive polymer P (AM-Macromer) and its relationship with Composite properties of surfactant Hu Jing, Zhang Xiaofei, Zhang Xi, Dai Hua State Key Laboratory of Polymer Materials Engineering (Sichuan University), Sichuan 610065, Chengdu, China Abstract: hydrophobic and temperature sensitive hydrophobic monomers (Macromer) and acrylamide (AM) were prepared with oxygen ethyl structure Association water soluble copolymer P (AM-Macromer). The interaction of P (AM-Macromer) solution with different surfactants was studied. The results show that P (AM-Macromer) has obvious interaction with surfactant in aqueous solution, and the composite effect is related to the polymer concentration and surface Structure and concentration of active agent. In high concentration polymer solution, a small amount of surfactant can increase the viscosity of the solution obviously; In low concentration polymer solutions, the apparent viscosity of the solution decreased with the addition of surfactant. Surfactant for copolymer P (AM-) Macromer) the influence order of viscosity is SDBSCTABOP-10. Keywords: thermosensitive polymers; surfactants; apparent viscosity; rheological properties CLC number: TB381, document identification code: A, article number: 1000-7555 (2008) 08-0082-04 Received date: 2007-09-20 Project supported by the Changjiang Institute of education and innovation team of Ministry of education, project and Key Laboratory Contact: Zhang Xi, mainly engaged in waterborne polymer materials research, E-mail:zhangxi6352@163.com Surfactants and polymers occur in aqueous solutions The interaction between the two groups may lead to a significant change in solution properties Thus, the composite system is different from a s