Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron

The induced self-assembly phenomenon between PEO-b-PAA and Fe(II) was investigated. It was revealed that the electrostatic interaction between Fe(II) in the form of green rust (GR²⁺) particles and the COO- groups from the PAA backbone at pH 7 causes the formation of stable aggregates with Dh~156 nm....

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Main Authors: Sondjaja, H. Ronny, Tam, Michael K.C., Yap, Miranda G.S., Hatton, T. Alan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2007
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/35879
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author Sondjaja, H. Ronny
Tam, Michael K.C.
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description The induced self-assembly phenomenon between PEO-b-PAA and Fe(II) was investigated. It was revealed that the electrostatic interaction between Fe(II) in the form of green rust (GR²⁺) particles and the COO- groups from the PAA backbone at pH 7 causes the formation of stable aggregates with Dh~156 nm. While it is stable at pH 7, the induced self-assembly structure, however, is disordered during the transformation of GR²⁺ into Fe₃O₄. The pH increment and the oxidation process itself were found to affect the stability.
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spelling mit-1721.1/358792019-04-12T08:35:46Z Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron Sondjaja, H. Ronny Tam, Michael K.C. Yap, Miranda G.S. Hatton, T. Alan PEO-b-PAA Self-Assembly The induced self-assembly phenomenon between PEO-b-PAA and Fe(II) was investigated. It was revealed that the electrostatic interaction between Fe(II) in the form of green rust (GR²⁺) particles and the COO- groups from the PAA backbone at pH 7 causes the formation of stable aggregates with Dh~156 nm. While it is stable at pH 7, the induced self-assembly structure, however, is disordered during the transformation of GR²⁺ into Fe₃O₄. The pH increment and the oxidation process itself were found to affect the stability. Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMA) 2007-02-06T01:10:00Z 2007-02-06T01:10:00Z 2007-01 Article http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/35879 en Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering (CPE) application/pdf
spellingShingle PEO-b-PAA
Self-Assembly
Sondjaja, H. Ronny
Tam, Michael K.C.
Yap, Miranda G.S.
Hatton, T. Alan
Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title_full Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title_fullStr Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title_full_unstemmed Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title_short Understanding the Induced Self-Assembly System Between PEO-b-PAA and Iron
title_sort understanding the induced self assembly system between peo b paa and iron
topic PEO-b-PAA
Self-Assembly
url http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/35879
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