Fluorescence Spectroscopic Investigation To Identify the Micelle to Gel Transition of Aqueous Triblock Copolymer Solutions

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AbstractThermal gelation and structure properties of high concentration triblock copolymer poly (ethylene oxide)99-poly(propylene oxide)69-poly(ethylene oxide)99 (Pluronic F127)-clay aqueous solutions were characterized by rheological measurements and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The sol-gel transition temperature, as well as the viscosity of the F127 solution was found to depend both on the concentration of polymer and clay filler. In all cases, Pluronic F127 gels are pseudoplastic, showing the shear-thinning behavior. Above the gel transition, the viscosity of the solutions increased with increasing the clay concentration. The corresponding macrostructure of the gels was studied by lyophilizing thick samples and scanning them with a scanning electron microscope (SEM). A well-ordered network of porosity was observed as a function of polymer concentration and orientation.





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