Wenhui YU, Jialong TIAN, Jiang PAN, Chenchen JIANG, Zhenming QI, Chuanfeng ZANG, Chunxia WANG. Preparation of reactive flame retardant dimethly allylphosphonate and its grafting onto cotton fabric via ultraviolet light irradiation[J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing, 2023, 41(4): 040202

Search by keywords or author
Journals >Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing >Volume 41 >Issue 4 >Page 040202 > Article
- Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing
- Vol. 41, Issue 4, 040202 (2023)

Fig. 1. Synthesis of DA

Fig. 2. Chemical reaction of cotton fabric and DA

Fig. 3. 1HNMR spectrum of DA

Fig. 4. SEM images: (a) cotton fabric (×5 000); (b) flame resistant cotton fabric (×5 000); (c) char layer of flame resistant cotton fabric after burning (×5 000), and (d) char layer of flame resistant cotton fabric after burning (×500)

Fig. 5. EDS: (a) cotton fabric, (b) flame resistant cotton fabric (500 g/L) and (c) char layer of flame resistant cotton fabric after burning

Fig. 6. FTIR spectra: (a) DA; (b) cotton fabric; (c) flame resistant cotton fabric (500 g/L)

Fig. 7. Effects of DA mass concentration on WG and LOI of cotton fabric

Fig. 8. Effects of MBA mass concentration on WG and LOI of cotton fabric

Fig. 9. Vertical burning photos: (a) cotton fabric; (b) flame resistant cotton fabric (300g/l); (c) flame resistant cotton fabric (400g/l); (d) flame resistant cotton fabric (500g/l)

Fig. 10. Effect of washing cycles on LOI of cotton fabric

Fig. 11. TG and DTG curves of cotton fabric and flame resistant cotton fabric: (a) TG in N2, (b) DTG in N2, (c) TG in air and (d) DTG in air

Fig. 12. Effects of DA mass concentration on tensile breaking strength of cotton fabric
|
Table 1. Vertical burning data of different DA mass concentration finishing cotton fabrics
|
Table 2. TG data of cotton fabrics in N2 and air

Set citation alerts for the article
Please enter your email address