Fact Snapshot
- Paper: Rapid exfoliation of rectorite in quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan
- Equipment: XH-100A
- Source: Carbohydrate polymers, 2012
- Research direction: Research application
- Core conditions: Temperature 70 °C / 75 °C / 80 °C, Microwave power 600 W / 500 W, Power 400 W, and Time 70 min / 25 min / 48 h
- Key results: Residual mass 67.8%
Research Abstract
Rapid exfoliation of rectorite in quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan was published in Carbohydrate polymers (2012) and is indexed as a Xianghu Q1 application case for XH-100A. The source record connects it with Research application. Core operating conditions include Temperature 70 °C / 75 °C / 80 °C, Microwave power 600 W / 500 W, Power 400 W, and Time 70 min / 25 min / 48 h. Key reported results include Residual mass 67.8%.
Research Background and Problem
Equipment Use and Experimental Conditions
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 70 °C / 75 °C / 80 °C |
| Microwave power | 600 W / 500 W |
| Power | 400 W |
| Time | 70 min / 25 min / 48 h |
Key Result
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Residual mass | 67.8% |
Evidence Details
Additional source evidence: source values include 269.6 °C, 257.4 °C, 246.1 °C, 240.9 °C, 239.8 °C. Entities: QR-1, QR-5.
Additional source evidence: source values include 67.8%, 55.3%, 39.9%, 31.8%, 25.9%. Entities: QR-1, QR-5.
QCMC solution was dropped slowly into clay suspension and reacted under microwave irradiation for 600 W and 80 °C for 70 min.
Exfoliated quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan/rectorite (QCMC/REC) nanocomposite was prepared via microwave irradiation method for 70 min ... when the mass ratio of QCMC to REC was no less than 4:1, the silicate layers of REC were completely exfoliated in QCMC matrix.
In our previous study, the preparation of intercalated QCMC/REC nanobiocomposite consumed 48 h by conventional heating method ... In this study ... were obtained via microwave irradiation heating method in 70 min.
Additional source evidence: source values include 500 W, 70 °C, 25 min.
Additional source evidence: source values include 400 W, 75 °C, 70 min.
A XH-100B microwave synthesis system was obtained from Beijing XiangHu Sci.-Tech. Dept. Co. Ltd (Beijing, China).
Microwave-method evidence: source values include 70 min, 7.54 nm.
Additional source evidence: source values include 700 °C, 17.5%.
Mechanism / Method Highlights
- Method context: Temperature 70 °C / 75 °C / 80 °C, Microwave power 600 W / 500 W, Power 400 W, and Time 70 min / 25 min / 48 h.
- Additional source evidence: source values include 269.6 °C, 257.4 °C, 246.1 °C, 240.9 °C, 239.8 °C. Entities: QR-1, QR-5
- Additional source evidence: source values include 67.8%, 55.3%, 39.9%, 31.8%, 25.9%. Entities: QR-1, QR-5
- Source evidence: QCMC solution was dropped slowly into clay suspension and reacted under microwave irradiation for 600 W and 80 °C for 70 min
- Reported outcome: Residual mass 67.8%.
Application Value
- Provides a peer-reviewed SoarNova / Xianghu Q1 application case for XH-100A.
- Supports English discovery around Research application.
- Preserves quantitative result evidence: Residual mass 67.8%.
- Maintains source-level evidence details: Additional source evidence: source values include 269.6 °C, 257.4 °C, 246.1 °C, 240.9 °C, 239.8 °C. Entities: QR-1, QR-5, Additional source evidence: source values include 67.8%, 55.3%, 39.9%, 31.8%, 25.9%. Entities: QR-1, QR-5, Source evidence: QCMC solution was dropped slowly into clay suspension and reacted under microwave irradiation for 600 W and 80 °C for 70 min, and Abstract evidence: Exfoliated quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan/rectorite (QCMC/REC) nanocomposite was prepared via microwave irradiation method for 70 min ... when the mass ratio of QCMC to REC was no less than 4:1, the silicate layers of REC were completely exfoliated in QCMC matrix.
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Rapid exfoliation of rectorite in quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan
Carbohydrate polymers, 2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2012.07.014
