WO2004064478A2 - Flexible, atmungsaktive polymerfolie und verfahren zu deren herstellung - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a flexible, breathable polymer film with a spatially ordered structure from the gas exchange through the
- Polymer film enable capillary pores and a method for producing such polymer films.
- Such a polymer film is a functional, porous membrane.
- Nature has developed a large number of such functional membranes for all life to come.
- This also includes the organic / inorganic composite systems of egg shells. Its structure is designed in such a way that it guarantees the vital gas exchange processes (C ⁇ 2 / ⁇ 2 exchange) and danger prevention for future life (microorganisms) through the entire structural structure of the eggshell.
- This efficient biological property is used as a model for the technical development of a functional membrane, as will be described below.
- An ostrich egg is characterized by high stability due to optimized composite layers with the participation of microparticles of the CaCO 3 type and spatially ordered structures. It shows the ability to skillfully control gas exchange processes as a breathing membrane and has an effect as antibacterial protection against the penetration of microorganisms (antifouling properties). In addition, the ostrich egg has high reflection properties.
- breathable bionic membranes Packs in the medical and pharmaceutical sector, biocompatible, antibacterial and breathable implants, breathable films for "cladding" in construction and design, flexible covers, sensor-integrated films for controlling gas transport, active membranes with self-diagnosis system, intelligent encapsulations on a molecular or nanoscale size as a depot for active substances, flexible elements or covers for applications in vehicle and traffic technology, active covers (cell covers) as functional parts of new robot generations, active covers (membranes) in the field of environmental technology, active covers in filter technology, Hazard protection, mouth filters and textile and clothing technology.
- the catalyst can be reused and that the UV radiation required for the chemical reaction can be taken from both artificial light and sunlight otocatalytically active material (doped or micro-heterogeneous material) towards a long-wave sensitivity, blue light can be used for irradiation.
- blue light can be used for irradiation.
- short-wave light irradiation in a wavelength range from 300 nm to 600 nm is suitable for producing the described photocatalytic effect.
- US 6,187,696 B1 is a layered composite known with a fibrous substrate on which a film is laminated, which is vapor-permeable but liquid-blocking. However, the layer composite is preferably free of micropores.
- a flexible structure coated with a photocatalytic material is known for the moisture-regulating packaging of foods, in which a resin layer is arranged between the substrate and the photocatalytic layer in order to improve adhesion and to protect the substrate and catalytic activity of the photocatalytic material.
- titanium dioxide as an n-conducting semiconductor material is a good photocatalytic material with disinfectant and antimicrobial properties, which can activate various chemical reactions under UV radiation, in particular can decompose ethylene gas as a fermentation gas from food. It is also known that a high catalytic activity is achieved if the titanium oxide is involved in powder form or as a suspension in a solution. The activity can be increased further if the substrate has a porous structure on its surface in order to increase the contact areas of the substrate with the reactant. A penetration of the flexible substrate with a photocatalytically active material to increase the catalytic activity is not apparent from the US patent.
- Such ceramic membranes are highly fragile and therefore not suitable as packaging material.
- the titanium dioxide is filled into the pores using the sol-gel process and then fired at high temperatures and converted into ceramic.
- small solid rods made of hard ceramic ("fibrilles"; typically a few 10 ⁇ m long, approx. 1 ⁇ m diameter) are formed after firing.
- the AI 2 ⁇ 3 membrane is dissolved and glued to the ceramic rods on an epoxy resin.
- the known arrangement thus has the only function of that of photocatalytic activity.
- the difference to the massive titanium dioxide can be seen in the much larger surface of the many ceramic rods, which causes an increase in the reaction rate. A controlled gas exchange in a film-like structure cannot be guaranteed with this known arrangement.
- the task for the present invention is therefore, based on the last-mentioned publication as the closest prior art and the model of ostrich ice cream from nature, to be seen in a porous material that optimally implements photocatalysis and a method based on the sol-gel method Specify production in which the control and neutralization of microorganisms while maintaining gas exchange is guaranteed.
- the polymer film should be watertight and a wide range of uses should be achieved while at the same time being inexpensive to produce with regard to the materials and process steps used.
- the solution according to the invention for this task provides the following structure: flexible, breathable polymer film with a spatially ordered structure from capillary pores that can be selected from the gas exchange through the polymer film, with funnel-shaped extensions in at least one surface of the polymer film and with at least in the area of the funnel-shaped extensions the capillary pores applied composite layer structure of at least one transparent, the polymer film protective binder film made of chemically inert, inorganic nanoparticles and at least one lining film adhering to the binder film made of short-wave light irradiation, photocatalytically active, hydrophilic, non-toxic metal oxide nanoparticles, which are antibacterial and self-cleaning, the effectiveness of which is based on the choice of the opening angle of the funnel-shaped extensions the capillary pores is adjustable.
- the present invention based on the bioanalogous evaluation of the ultrastructure of the ostrich eggshell and its suitability for the selection of surface-active agents, it is possible to provide a flexible polymer film in the function of a functional ceramic porous membrane with modification by a nanoscale particle system.
- a technically applicable packaging film is produced with the physicochemical properties, which allows breathability and protects the potential, breathing packaged goods against bacterial attack and thus against premature aging and early spoilage.
- Packaged "living" food, such as As fruit can be kept fresh longer by the bionic membrane packaging according to the invention and protected from drying out or loss of aroma.
- the modified polymer film itself can be easily recycled or disposed of.
- porous polymer films whose funnel-shaped enlarged pores with a diameter of only a few micrometers beforehand, for example by high-energy heavy ion irradiation of large film rolls and subsequent etching (one-sided etching to achieve funnel-shaped extensions in only one surface - single cone -, two-sided etching to achieve this) from funnel-shaped extensions in both surfaces - double cone -) were subjected to a nanotechnologically functional design of the specially funnel-shaped pores in the form of a special lining.
- the lining is not in a large, hard form, but in the form of tiny particles in the nanometer range (5 nm-100 nm) both inside and outside the pore volume in a largely homogeneous distribution that does not impair the flexibility of the polymer film.
- a composite layer structure in which a lining layer with the required properties has been applied to a binder layer to improve adhesion and protect the substrate film has proven to be particularly favorable. Adequate homogeneity of the pores and chemical resistance of the end product are two of several quality properties.
- bionic packaging can be made available as an environmentally friendly and inexpensive packaging alternative.
- the polymer film according to the invention represents an artificial eggshell membrane with a functional nanoparticle lining in a bio-analogous structure and shows the structural appearance of a photocatalytic, breathable, smooth and evenly shiny packaging prototype in almost any form of application.
- One criterion for the realization of the required quality properties is the interactions at the interfaces between the substrate, binder and lining film or nanoparticles.
- Knowledge of the interface phenomena and the internal structure of the ostrich egg shell allows a targeted selection of the components with the aim of optimizing the bionic prototype to be developed (pore membrane in foil form) depending on the particle size and the specific surface properties of the porous membrane.
- well-defined pores with an antibacterial and self-cleaning lining which is also referred to below as “functional lining”, thus ensure effective gas exchange in the polymer film according to the invention through the porous film as a breathing function with simultaneous antibacterial effect of the inorganic surface.
- the life of foods packaged with the film according to the invention without additives can be significantly extended.
- the polymer film according to the invention with membrane function is flexible and thus robust and versatile.
- the functional lining is produced with a photocatalytically active material, this is a short-wave light irradiation, usually UV light irradiation, photocatalytically active, hydrophilic, non-toxic metal oxide in the form of nanoparticles.
- these criteria meet ceramic materials, for example zinc oxide or trivalent iron oxide.
- the best known is titanium dioxide, which is approved as non-toxic in the food industry. Photoactivity is believed to be the cause of the required hydrophilic properties.
- the photoactivity is a semiconductor effect that occurs in relation to titanium dioxide on anatase crystallites, but also rutile and other crystallite forms as well as mixed forms thereof show photoactivity.
- Titanium dioxide is extremely resistant to chemicals and only soluble in very strong acids. In contrast, it is stable in bases. Catalysts and carrier materials made of titanium dioxide do not release any interfering ions in their special applications.
- packaging chemistry does the following: the ripening products, such as fruits, vegetables and flowers, release ethylene gas, a gaseous plant product, which in turn stimulates further ripening.
- the ripening products such as fruits, vegetables and flowers
- ethylene gas a gaseous plant product
- the photocatalytically active contained in the polymer film according to the invention Particle material breaks down the ethylene gas so that the food can be transported and stored longer without the addition of inhibitors.
- further modifications of the polymer film also serve to further develop it into an active packaging material for objects and spaces.
- the modifications include, for example, sensors integrated in the polymer film for measuring gases which are relevant to the ripening process, for example button-shaped oxygen sensors.
- the measured values determined can then be displayed qualitatively, for example, via integrated indicators. These can be fields with possible color changes.
- Microencapsulated oxygen storage depots can also be integrated into the polymer film. For example, these can be nanoparticles that release oxygen.
- the storage depots serve as a fresh-keeping reservoir in the event of the membrane structure of the polymer film not functioning, so that a significant increase in the fresh-keeping time can be achieved.
- actuators can be integrated into the polymer film, which interact with existing sensors and storage depots in control loops.
- the actuators are usually valves, for example in the form of swellable nanoparticles, which close the pores when necessary.
- they can also be expandable and shrinkable tubes that are embedded in the polymer film and receive chemical control commands.
- the described surface modification of a flexible, well-defined porous polymer film according to the invention which can be carried out on one or both sides, has found a way to a functional membrane for a variety of possible uses.
- a surface modification on both sides a polymer film which can be used on both sides is produced, and when used it does not relate to a specific film orientation with respect to modified surface must be observed.
- a production can be carried out for one or both surfaces of the polymer film used in accordance with the procedure mentioned in the process claim.
- Chemically inert nanoparticles are applied in a composite layer or mixed structure with controlled coating rates using a one-sided or double-sided sol-gel process.
- the particles condense gel
- the particle concentration rises sharply when the water evaporates.
- transparent films are formed with a largely homogeneous particle distribution, the flexibility of which increases with decreasing thickness.
- colloidal particle solutions can also be applied to the polymer film, using stabilizing, highly concentrated particle dispersions for homogeneous coating of the films. Further details on the claimed production method according to the invention and on preferred embodiments thereof can be found in the special description part.
- core traces can be made visible if the plastics are etched, since the etching rates in the area of the core trace are generally orders of magnitude higher than for the unirradiated material (approx. 103 for Krlones).
- the irradiated areas are therefore detached from the film.
- Capillary pores (traces) are formed, the diameter (a few hundred nm to 2 ⁇ m) of which is given by the duration of the etching process and the number of which is given by the number of projectile ions during the irradiation.
- funnel-shaped traces with different opening angles can be produced.
- the etching can be done on one side (one-sided funnel) or on both sides to create pores with funnels at each pore end (double cone).
- the particles then accumulate in the highest concentration in the funnel area, since in the case of curved surfaces, the potential energy is reduced by the surface difference that occurs. In this way, where the photocatalytic effect of the nanoparticles is essential, namely at the entrance to the pores, the best possible photocatalytic effect can be achieved through the highly concentrated addition.
- the funnel shape also proves to be from This is an advantage because it enables extensive access of the short-wave light into the interior of the capillary, thus ensuring the sterilizing and self-cleaning effect of the lining layer.
- the short-wave light also passes through the film and thus falls into both funnel areas, so that a great catalytic activity of the lining film is achieved.
- a reflective silver layer is evaporated onto one side of the polymer film, only funnels on that side are also irradiated. The light is reflected and does not pass through the film.
- a polymer film modified on one side can be used, but its orientation in use must then be observed, which is not necessary in the case of a film modified on both sides.
- FIG. 1 shows an SEM overview image of the surface of an irradiated and subsequently etched polyethylene terephthalate film with a representation of funnel-shaped micropores.
- the polymer film has approximately 30 million pores per cm 2 .
- the pore diameter is 500 nm.
- Fission products from reactors or ions from heavy ion accelerators can be used to irradiate the film, whereby the radiation at the accelerator offers some decisive advantages: the activation of the film inherent in a reactor by gap fragments is avoided, the higher intensity of the accelerator jets enables high pore densities to be achieved, Due to the defined incidence, the same size and energy of the ions, defined pore sizes can be achieved and, due to the higher ion energies, thicker films can also be used.
- both a 300 MeV 36 Ar 14+ beam at 3x10 7 cm “2 and a 250 MeV 78 Kr 12+ beam at 1x10 6 cm “ 2 were applied to the heavy ion accelerator at ISL-HMI Berlin through a metallic mask on three different polymer films (compare below), consisting of polyethylene terephthalate PET, Polyimide Pl and cereal starch shot. The polymer films were then etched. As Etchants were taken from those that have long been proven for etching ion traces, namely 5 Moi / I NaOH at 450 ° C for PET and corn starch, and NaOCI solution at 50 ° C for pH concentrated 8 with Pl -10.
- Etching the polymer film with NaOH or NaOCI is absolutely necessary in order to create the pores, whereby the surface bonds are broken. It is known that the OH attack breaks up the (-O -) groups connecting the monomers and replaces them with (OH) end groups.
- the SEM examinations were carried out in the HMI. SEM investigations allow the qualitative and, under defined conditions, quantitative detection of the surface of porous films of fixed species.
- a computer-controlled scanning electron microscope (Oxford 440) is available in a conventional three-lens version with acceleration voltages up to 40 kV with a maximum sample size of 250 mm diameter, a maximum theoretical resolution of 200,000 times and a maximum practical resolution depending on the sample up to 50,000 times.
- the SEM investigation of the surface changes in the interaction of the solid active phase (porous polymer film) with the inorganic binder components (nanoparticles) provides information about the binding and the morphology of the coatings on the surface of the films.
- the foil samples to be examined are scanned in a grid-like manner by a strongly bundled electron beam with a diameter of a few nm.
- the number of secondary electrons released in the surface area and that of the reflected beam electrons are influenced by the surface geometry and result in the topography contrast.
- the average atomic number of the existing elements gives the material contrast.
- the gray scale value of each pixel correlates with the number of electrons generated at the corresponding scanning point. With vertical radiation, inclined surfaces appear brighter than horizontal ones. Surface levels appear bright. Pores and gaps appear dark. Sample locations with predominantly light elements appear darker than those with heavier elements.
- polymer systems are suitable as a carrier film for the invention.
- these include inorganic polymer films, for example made of silicon rubber or polysilicon, and organic polymer films, for example made of polyethylene terephthalate PET, polyethylene PE, polyimide PI, polycarbonate PC or polyamide PA.
- Composite composite materials made from mixtures or with block or copolymers can also be used.
- films made from renewable raw materials such as cereal or potato starch can also be realized, which are of ecological importance as biodegradable packaging.
- a material is said to be biodegradable if all organic components are subject to degradation caused by biological activity.
- Biodegradable films in which a renewable raw material is only added as a filler to a conventional plastic (PE or PP) cannot be described as biodegradable in the aforementioned sense.
- Biodegradable films for the packaging sector are mainly made from natural starch due to the then relatively low price (e.g. corn starch, potato starch).
- Other biodegradable films contain cellulose, sugar or lactic acid.
- biodegradable films are currently about four to five times more expensive than PE films and are therefore not of great interest for an inexpensive packaging film.
- PET Polyethylene terephthalate PET, which is derived from petroleum, has long been known among plastics because the base material was developed in 1941 as a polyester in the USA and has been used as a high-quality synthetic fiber in the textile industry ever since.
- Today's PET is a refined polyester with further improved material properties.
- PET is suitable for packaging, containers, foils, Fibers and much more.
- PET packaging is characterized by a low raw material requirement. The high strength of PET makes it possible to produce very thin-walled containers and foils. Constant further developments mean that PET packaging is becoming ever lighter. Since products made of PET meet the strictest hygienic requirements and their use is very widespread in the cosmetics and food sector and especially in medicine, PET films are particularly suitable as polymer films for the present invention.
- Polyimide Pl is a normally non-meltable, colored (often amber-colored) high-performance polymer with above all aromatic molecules with high heat resistance.
- Pl have excellent high-temperature properties and excellent resistance to radiation. They are inherently flame retardant and produce little smoke when burned. Creep occurs only to a small extent, wear resistance is very good.
- Pl are however very expensive. Their water absorption capacity is moderate, they tend to hydrolise and are attacked by alkalis and concentrated acids. Because of these excellent properties, Pl can be used as an alternative polymer film for the invention for high quality goods. The same applies to polyamide PA as a polymer film.
- the polymer film according to the invention was tested on various prototypes.
- the composite layer system built up consisted of an alternating layer structure of titanium dioxide and silicon dioxide with a total thickness of less than 500 nm.
- the layer thickness distribution was determined by SEM investigations.
- Silicon dioxide acts as a binder. It serves to bind the photocatalytically active substances to the pore surface, but at the same time also protects the unmodified polymer film from a harmful influence of the active substance.
- Selected nanoscale species Selected nanoscale species
- Ti0 2 powder (P25, Degussa) was used for the photocatalytically active, hydrophilic, non-toxic metal oxide nanoparticles.
- the titanium dioxide is in the crystal forms anatase and rutile or P25 (mixture of anatase and rutile, Degussa-Hüls AG).
- a SiO 2 dispersion (Levasil, Bayer) was chosen to provide the chemically inert, inorganic nanoparticles.
- Si0 2 -Levasil products are aqueous colloidally dispersed solutions of amorphous silicon dioxide particles with excellent stability against sedimentation.
- the silicon dioxide is in the form of spherical individual particles which are not cross-linked with one another.
- Levasil types A significant product feature of the Levasil types is the irreversible transition of the colloidally dissolved silicon dioxide into solid water-insoluble silicon dioxide.
- the following Levasil types are suitable for film treatment: Levasil 100/45%, particle size 30 nm, pH 10, concentration 45%; Levasil 200/30%, particle size 15 nm, pH 9.0, concentration 30%.
- a composite layer system can easily be expanded with layer cycles or additional layers.
- embedded precious metals such as gold or silver
- metals from the iron group for example iron, cobalt or nickel, which have other functional properties, are also suitable.
- Nickel for example, has an algicidal effect and is also active in the dark without light. Mixtures of the elements are also possible.
- a sol-gel addition of natural dyes can lead to highly wash-resistant stains.
- entire layers or only partial island areas can be built up. The additionally stored substances only appear in relatively low concentrations. Due to its properties, silver can also be used as a binder layer.
- metallic silver As a precursor to the lining, metallic silver has therefore been tested as an alternative to SiO 2.
- Chemical precipitation ensures nanoscale silver particles, which shield the film substrate untreated by the etching against photocatalytic TiO 2 activity.
- Chemical precipitation using AgN0 3 , NaOH, glucose or NH 4 OH while reducing the size of the particles ensures continuous nanoscale layers of silver particles. If such layers are used, however, the modified polymer film loses its transparency and assumes a metallic sheen. Regardless of whether a transparent layer formation with Ti0 2 / Si0 2 occurs or whether an Ag layer is deposited as a precursor, the porous property of the films, which is essential to the invention, is retained.
- the photocatalytically active, hydrophilic, non-toxic metal oxide nanoparticles themselves can also be modified before they are processed.
- they can be coated with a low concentration of a swelling layer of an additional substance, for example calcium hydroxyapatite or just calcium apatite.
- the additional substance is used in particular to dock living substances and to destroy them.
- silver only kills as an additional substance, but does not destroy it.
- the substances for the alternating layer structure applied to the polymer films which was produced by the sol-gel process, were at atmospheric pressure by hydrolysis and condensation of compounds soluble in the reaction medium of at least one element from the group Si, Al, Ti and Zr , optionally in combination with a biocompatible binder aminosilane (N-2-aminoethyl) -3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane) and subsequent heat treatment (60 ° C., 1 hour).
- a biocompatible binder aminosilane N-2-aminoethyl) -3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane
- subsequent heat treatment 60 ° C., 1 hour.
- the combination Ti / Si is always used in the following, since these components are known in detail in their effects.
- other compounds such as zinc oxide (known from medicine for anti-inflammatory dressings) or cerium oxide can also be used.
- SiO 2 a primary substance takes part in the reaction, namely SiO 2 .
- the Ti0 2 Sedimentation mainly takes place after the Si0 2 is already on the substrate surface (foil). This process can therefore provide excellent film protection against the photocatalytic activity of Ti0 2 .
- Silicon dioxide is known to react with alkalis to form silicates, so SiO 2 levasil dispersions were selected which are alkaline stabilized.
- the polymer film sample already treated with SiO 2 was brought into the second reaction zone (Dip-Coating II).
- This reaction is completely analogous to Si0 2 (dip Coating II) carried out.
- Si0 2 -containing Levasil solution type 200S / 30%, pH 3.8; Ti0 2 20g / 100 ml Levasil
- the additional and decisive sol-gel process depends in particular on the furnace temperature and the controlled temperature gradient. Significant gelation is already observed at 30 ° C. This is due to the extreme water and temperature sensitivity of the Ti0 2 / Si0 2 system . If the oven temperature is lower, the dispersion will not condense. On the other hand, if the temperature is too high, the temperature-sensitive polymer films will be destroyed. In this respect, the sol-gel transition was carried out under air and normal pressure at moderate oven and substrate temperatures. From a temperature of 60 ° C they show Films have stable properties after treatment, while films that have been treated above 100 ° C suffer from poor stability (tears). A sol-gel process of approx. 1 hour at 60 ° C thus already represents a suitable process for film coating. After the thermal treatment, it is necessary to rinse all of the samples repeatedly with distilled water until the condensed deposits have completely dissolved. The process steps mentioned can also be repeated cyclically to expand the composite layer system.
- Levasil silica is very prone to appear in a colloidal state and to form gels with heat treatment.
- the thin SiO 2 layers that are to be used as protective layers practically behave as a closed, monodisperse layer. No aggregates can be seen in the Si0 coating.
- This picture of the chemical behavior of silicon dioxide shows in connection with the secondary Ti0 2 coating that the use of SiO 2 as a binder and protective agent is a suitable process for film coating.
- FIG. 2 shows an SEM overview picture to show an Ar-irradiated polyimide (PI) film which is coated with Ti0 2 / Si0 2 nanoparticle Levasil (200/30%; pH: 9.0; particle size: 10 nm - 20 nm) coated is: there are approximately 30 million pores per cm 2 with a pore diameter of 3 ⁇ m.
- the white rings correspond to heavily coated zones.
- FIG. 3 shows a SEM photograph of an Ar-irradiated polyimide (PI) film which has been precoated with a primary SiO nanoparticle Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9.0; particle size: 10 nm).
- PI Ar-irradiated polyimide
- FIG. 4 shows an SEM photograph of a Kr-irradiated polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film which was coated with a primary SiO 2 nanoparticle Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9.0; particle size: 10 nm -20 nm ; Reaction time: 60 min) and coated with TiO 2 powder, which was dissolved in Levasil (200S / 30% Si0 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; particle size 10 nm-20 nm; reaction time 60 min).
- layer thicknesses of approximately 200 nm were observed. With the help of electron microscopic examinations, typical layer formation, particle formation and division and layer thickness are examined. A narrowing of the pores could be determined by the capillary, homogeneous particle arrangement, which is connected to the entire surface layer thickness of the film. In such investigations, layer thicknesses of approximately 200 nm-300 nm were observed. The direct measurement of the layer thickness can only be carried out on specifically produced cross sections. This measurement requires consideration of various side influences and their applicability depends heavily on the mechanical properties of the film.
- FIG. 5 shows a high-resolution SEM image of an Ar-irradiated polyimide (Pl) film (coated with a primary SiO 2 nanoparticle-Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9.0; particle size: 10 nm -20 nm ) and after-coated with Ti0 powder, dissolved in Levasil 200S / 30% Si0 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; particle size 10 nm -20 nm).
- the film is provided with approx. 20 million pores per cm 2 with a pore diameter of 2.0 ⁇ m).
- the porous PI film was completely covered with nanoparticles (TiO 2 / SiO 2 ) by the sol-gel process.
- FIG. 6 shows a high-resolution SEM image of an Ar-irradiated polyimide (PI) film, which was coated with a primary SiO 2 nanoparticle-Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9.0, particle size: 10 nm - 20 nm) precoated and post-coated with Ti0 2 powder, dissolved in Levasil (200S / 30% -SiO 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; particle size 10 nm -20 nm).
- the film is provided with approx. 20 million pores per cm 2 with an inner pore diameter of 2.0 ⁇ m.
- the image shows 3 pores with a diameter of approx.
- the Ti0 2 and Si0 2 particles are clearly recognizable both inside and outside the pore volume.
- the built-in building blocks indicate that a capillary reaction takes place between the inner wall of the pores and the nanoparticles.
- a connection between the NaOH-etched edges of the pore openings and the number of fixed particles is clearly recognizable. Because of their reduced potential as cylindrical surfaces, these regions in particular offer better adhesion than the smooth surfaces for the Ti0 2 particles.
- the Si0 2 layer underneath is also clearly recognizable due to its particle size. With a longer duration of the dip coating process, the foils show a complete, closed TiO 2 layer on the zones immediately near the pore openings.
- FIG. 7 shows a SEM image of a pore opening (approx. 2 ⁇ m diameter) in the case of a Kr-irradiated polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film (coated with a primary SiO 2 nanoparticle-Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9 , 0; particle size: 10 nm -20 nm; reaction time: 60 min) and coated with Ti0 2 powder, dissolved in Levasil 200S / 30% Si0 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; particle size 10 nm-20 nm) The picture shows the opening of a coated capillary tube that shows a strong affinity for nanoparticles.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- the region around the capillary opening shows a rather modest one Ti0 2 - enrichment.
- By maximizing the depth of field it was possible to look inside the capillary at depths of 21.6 ⁇ m.
- the total film thickness is 30 ⁇ m.
- the figure thus shows the strong affinity of the nanoparticles to the pores (particle incorporation). Different layer formation mechanisms work together under the conditions mentioned above.
- FIG. 8 shows an enlarged SEM image of a Kr-irradiated polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film (precoated with a primary SiO 2 nanoparticle-Levasil solution (200/30%; pH: 9.0; particle size: 10 nm-20 nm and coated with Ti0 2 powder, dissolved in Levasil 200S / 30% Si0 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; particle size 10 nm-20 nm.
- PET Kr-irradiated polyethylene terephthalate
- Silver deposition as the precursor of the Ti0 2 / Si0 coating is advisable for technical and functional reasons.
- the reason for a silver coating of foils is that the etched ion traces (pores) are protected against the photocatalytic activity of Ti0 2 and the light is better guided into the capillary interior. This is achieved by applying a very highly reflective silver mirror to the surface of the porous film, which is obtained after chemical precipitation.
- Silver nitrate, NaOH, glucose, and NH 4 OH are used. In fact, silver nitrate creates a very homogeneous and stable coating on both PET and PI films. According to SEM measurements, the Ag coating has a thickness of approx. 50 nm-100 nm.
- FIG. 9 shows one. SEM image of a porous polyimide film irradiated with Ar and coated with a 100 nm thick Ag film. The picture shows a closed, homogeneous Ag layer on the PI surface of the film. The pores of the film structure have remained after the coating (1.0 ⁇ m diameter). Ag-coated films promote the fixation of anionically charged particles.
- FIG. 10 shows an SEM image of a Kr-irradiated polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film, which is provided with a primary Ag layer as a precursor layer and with TiO 2 powder, dissolved in Levasil solution 200S / 30% SiO 2 colloidal dispersion, pH: 3.8; Particle size 10 nm -20 nm is coated.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- the use of a well-adhering silver mirror on the PET surface promotes the interaction of the ceramic components (Ti0 / Si0 2 ) in the sense of Stabilization of the monodisperse particles (50 nm -100 nm) against aggregating particle formation while maintaining the porosity of the film.
- funnel-shaped traces with different opening angles can be produced as capillary pores in the preparation of polymer films.
- sol-gel process a gelatinous network (gel) of inorganic or inorganic / organic substances can be assembled from a liquid mixture (sol).
- the quality of the porous polymer films is decisively determined by the properties and the thickness of the TiO 2 / SiO 2 layers.
- the film coatings that can be achieved remain transparent if the addition of particles is of the order of nanometers.
- the thickness and quality of the Ti0 2 / Si0 layers is strongly influenced by the material of the film substrates, by the slightest surface contamination, by aging of the surface due to the temperature and humidity of the air and by the interface chemistry of various film substrates (transport processes ).
- Silicon dioxide or silicon dioxide-containing Ti0 2 layers were used in the present invention both as an insulation layer to keep the photocatalytic activity of the Ti0 2 away from the polymer substrate of the films and as a template (binder) of the TiO 2 coating to the Ti0 Apply 2 sol evenly on the foils.
- the present invention can provide an inexpensive method for producing the functional polymer films, since the costs for the polymer films, the layer material, the agents and the costs for the necessary heat treatment are comparatively low ,
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