Cellulose peroxides derived from carbonylated cellulose and hydrogen peroxide

摘要

AbstractCellulose peroxides derived from hydrogen peroxide and cellulose derivative into which a ketone group is introduced by reaction with methyl vinyl ketone were investigated. The amount of peroxide formed on the cellulose substrate increased linearly with increasing carbonyl content of the sample, and sulfuric acid activated the formation of peroxide. The cellulose peroxide was gradually decomposed at 60°C in aqueous medium, and the decomposition was accelerated by addition of ferrous salt or irradiation with light of λ>300nm. Grafting was initiated by adding methyl methacrylate to the thermal decomposition system under nitrogen. The formation, stability, thermal decomposition, and structure of the cellulose peroxide were discussed in comparison with one derived from aldehyde cellulose and hydrogen peroxid