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Sairaj Sajjath Samsuddin Faisal Mahmood and Dr. Dennis W. Smith, Jr. August 20, 2013 Synthesis and characterization of poly (acrylonitrile-co-N- vinylimidazole-co-styrene) (AN- VIM-Sty) terpolymer

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Sairaj SajjathSamsuddin Faisal Mahmood and

Dr. Dennis W. Smith, Jr.August 20, 2013

Synthesis and characterization of poly (acrylonitrile-co-N-vinylimidazole-co-

styrene) (AN-VIM-Sty) terpolymer

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Polymer: Large molecule composed of many subunits (monomers)

Free radical polymerization

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AN-VIM copolymer

C + N

N

AIBN, 70 °C

DMF C

N

N

N

x y z

N

AN VIM

Scheme 1. The synthesis of Poly(acrylonitrile-1-vinylimazole) with AIBN as the initiator and in a DMF solvent system1.

Monomer feed ratio (mol), AN:VIM = 82:18

Tg = 114°C

Mn = 34,000 Da

Thermal degradation temp = 310°CChar. Yield = 55%Melt processable

Deng, W., Lobovsky, A., Iacono, S. T., Wu, T., Tomar, N., Budy, S. M., Long, T., Hoffman, W. P., Smith Jr, D. W.; Polymer. 52 (2011), 622-628.

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Deng, W., Lobovsky, A., Iacono, S. T., Wu, T., Tomar, N., Budy, S. M., Long, T., Hoffman, W. P., Smith Jr, D. W.; Polymer. 52 (2011), 622-628.

Figure 2. AN/VIM polymer in enhanced wound healing.

Figure 3. Application of AN-VIM

as Supercapacitors.

Figure 1. Photographs of AN/VIM polymer as a carbon fiber precursor.

Melt processable carbon fiber precursor

Nitric oxide releasing enhanced wound healing suture Supercapacitors

AN-VIM polymers

In collaboration with Dr. Balkus Group, Alysia

In collaboration with the Dr. Ferraris Group, Kyung-Hye Jung

Jung K.-H., Deng w., Smith Jr., D.W. and Ferraris, J.P., Electrochemistry Communications, 2012, 149-152.

Lowe, A., Deng, W., Smith Jr, D. W., Balkus Jr, K. J., In Press Macromolecules. 2012, 45, 5894-5900.

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Styrene

Popular feedstock for rubber

Widely used in polymer composites

Economical; clear

Acrylonitrile-styrene (SAN) copolymer

+ Combines properties of acrylonitrile and styrene

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New terpolymer synthesis

Scheme 2. The synthesis of Poly(acrylonitrile-co-N-vinylimazole-co-styrene).

Monomer feed ratio (mol), AN:VIM:STY = 80:15:5

Initiator, AIBN = 0.25 mol% of monomers.Reaction Time 48 h.

AN VIM STY

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Acrylonitrile + Vinylimidazole + Styrene + AIBN + DMF mixed together and poured drop wise

Over head stirrer

Condenser

Nitrogen

Hot plate

Temp. control probe

Typical reaction setup for synthesis:

Fig : Reaction setup for solvent (DMF) based synthesis

After 48 hr of reaction the reaction mixtureIs taken for precipitation and washing.

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Precipitation and working up the polymer

Precipitation in DI water Washing with excess DI water Decant

Washing with EthanolDecant

Washing with HexaneDecantDrying in Vacuum

Oven

Figure: Flowchart for polymer precipitation and work up of AN-VIM-Sty co polymer.

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1 3, 4,5,6,27 8,9

10, 11, 12

H2O

DMSO-d6

Molar Feed Ration: AN:VIM:STY = 80:15:5Polymer composition by NMR: AN:VIM:STY = 80.5:14.5:5.0

NMR Spectrum of acrylonitrile-co-N-vinylimidazole-co-styrene terpolymer.

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3113 cm-1 ring stretching, 2916 cm-1 (backbone CH2 stretching, asymmetrical), 2850 cm-1 CH2 stretching symmetrical, 2241 cm-1 (CN stretching), 1230 cm-1

(C-N ring stretching), 1083 cm-1 (C-H ring in-phase bending) and 667 cm-1 (imidazole ring bending), 1450 cm-1 (CH2 bending of backbone), 744 cm-1 out of plane aromatic bend, 705 cm-1 ring C=C bend.

ATR-FTIR Spectrum of acrylonitrile-co-N-vinylimidazole-co-styrene terpolymer.

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TGA in N2, Td 310 C

Thermal Analysis: TGA

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Thermal Analysis: TGA

TGA in Air

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Char Yield, 44%

00

Thermal Analysis: TGA

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Thermal Analysis: DSC

DSC Thermogram, Tg 114 C

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Scheme 2. The synthesis of Poly(acrylonitrile-co-N-vinylimazole-co-styrene).

Monomer feed ratio (mol), AN:VIM:Sty = 80:15:5

Tg = 114°C

Thermal degradation temp = 310°CChar. Yield = 44%Melt processable

AN-VIM-Sty Terpolymer

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Alan G. MacDiarmid NanoTech Institute Dr. Dennis W. Smith, Jr.

Samsuddin Faisal Mahmood

All the group members Welch Foundation and CEHMS.

Acknowledgements