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Apart from the effortsof myself,the success ofanyprojectdepends largely on the encouragement andguidelines ofmany others. Itakethisopportunityto expressmy gratitudetothepeoplewhohavebeeninstrumentalinthesuccessfulcompletionofthis project.

Firstofall,IwouldliketothankmysupervisorsGisbertRiessandWolfgangKernfortheir guidanceandtheirpersistenthelpduringdifficultphasesofthisproject.Withouttheir supportthefinalisationofthisthesiswouldnothavebeenpossible.

AtthispointIwanttothankmybachelorstudentsRainerPuchleitnerandMartinSpörkfor theirthoroughwork.IwanttoexpressspecialthankstoAndreasKaufmannforhisworkin thefieldofmontmorilloniteactivation.Iamparticularlygratefulfortheassistancegivenby myformerstudentassistantsRebeccaKramerandKatharinaKoschell.

IwouldliketoexpressmygratitudetoMariaSchmuckandManfredKriechbaumforsharing their expertiseconcerning XͲrayscatteringmethodsandfor the pleasant timeat the InstituteofBiophysicsandNanosystemsresearchinGraz.FurtherthanksgoestoBernhard SartoryoftheMaterialsCenterLeobenforhispatienceduringtheelectronmicroscope measurements and his perfectionism concerning the sample preparation and imaging techniques. My appreciation goes toAnton HuberfortheGPCmeasurementsatthe UniversityofGrazandThomasMeiselsfortheXRFmeasurementsattheUniversityof Leoben.

IreceivedgeneroussupportfromSandraSchlöglandhergroup,DietmarLenko,Jakob ManhartandEvelynSattlerandIwanttothankthemforthepleasantworkingenvironment inourlab.SpecialthanksgoestoClaudiaWieserandEvaEmmersdorferfortheirpersistent supportandhelpwithbureaucratichurdles.

Lastbutnotleast,Iwanttothankmyfamilyfortheircontinuoussupportofmyworkand theirstronginterestinmyresearchtopics.

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Theuseofenvironmentallybenigncoatingsandresistmaterialshascometoattentioninthe pastdecades.Besidesestablishedpolymericmaterialspoly(vinylalcohol)isofmajorinterest, asthispolymeriswatersolubleandregardedassafeforpackagingtechnologiesaswellas forbiomedicalapplications.

NewmethodsforthecrosslinkingofPVAbyradiationwereinvestigatedinthiswork,with emphasisonnonͲtoxicityandbiocompatibilityoftheemployedcrosslinkingagentsand cleavage products. Additionally a number of functionalised particles such as cation exchangedmontmorilloniteswerepreparedandcharacterised.Theaimwastoimmobilise functionalgroupsatthesurfaceofinorganicparticlesthatcapableofinitiatingcrosslinking reactions. Furthermore these additives were employed to prepare organicͲinorganic compositematerialswithpoly(vinylalcohol)asmatrixpolymer.

Thedistributionofthemodifiedparticleswasinvestigatedbymicroscopicmethods,while opticalspectroscopywasemployedtoobservecovalentcrosslinkformation,duetoheat treatmentofUVlightexposure.AdditionallycovalentcrosslinkformationandpolymerͲfiller interactionswereinvestigatedbydeterminationoftheswellingbehaviourindeionised water.

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DieVerwendungumweltfreundlicherBeschichtungenundResistmaterialienistfürzahlreiche technische Anwendungen relevant. Neben bewährten Polymersystemen ist Poly(vinylalkohol)aufgrundseinerWasserlöslichkeitvongrößtemInteresse.Einweiterer VorteilistdieBiokompatibilitätundphysiologischeUnbedenklichkeitdiesesPolymers,das fürAnwendungenimBereichderVerpackungstechnologienundfürmedizinischeProdukte zugelassenist.

In der vorliegenden Arbeit wurden alternative Methoden für die Vernetzung von Poly(vinylalkohol)durchStrahlung(eͲBeam,UV)untersucht.DerSchwerpunktwurdeaufdie UnbedenklichkeitdereingesetzenVernetzungchemikalienundderenSpaltproduktegelegt.

ZusätzlichwurdeeineVielzahlanfunktionalisiertenanorganischenPartikeln,wiekationenͲ getauschteSchichtsilikate,hergestelltundcharakterisiert.DasZielwardieImmobilisierung funktioneller Gruppen an der Oberfläche von anorganischen Partikeln, um VernetzungsreaktionenderPolymermatrixzuinitiieren.Zusätzlichwurdendiemodifizierten anorganischen Komponenten zur Herstellung von Kompositmaterialien mit Poly(vinylalkohol)alsMatrixpolymereingesetzt.

Die Verteilung der modifizierten Partikel wurde mittels mikroskopischer Methoden untersucht,währendspektroskopischeMethodenzurUntersuchungderAusbildungvon Vernetzungsstellen (z.B. durch UV Bestrahlungoder thermische Reaktionen) eingesetzt wurden. Quellversuche in deionisiertem Wasser wurden durchgeführt, um zusätzliche Informationen über die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Matrix und Polymer, und die AusbildungvonVernetzungsstellenzuerhalten.

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Iherebyconfirm thatmy thesis entitled“Alternative methods for the crosslinking of poly(vinylalcohol)bytheuseoffunctionalisedinorganicparticlesͲAwaterͲbasedapproach towardsenvironmentallybenigncoatingmaterials”istheresultofmyownwork.Ididnot receiveanyhelporsupportfromcommercialconsultants.Allsourcesand/ormaterials appliedarelistedandspecifiedinthethesis.

Furthermore,Iconfirmthatthisthesishasnotyetbeensubmittedaspartofanother examinationprocessneitherinidenticalnorinasimilarform.

Leoben,August2013 JörgGuidoSchauberger

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Abbreviation Description

DSC Differentialscanningcalorimetry

EDX EnergydispersiveXͲrayspectroscopy

EVOH Poly(ethyleneͲcoͲvinylalcohol)

FTIRspectroscopy Fouriertransforminfraredspectroscopy

GCͲMS Gaschromatography–massspectrometer

GPC Gelpermeationchromatography

LOD Limitofdetection

LS Lightscatteringdetector

MAXS MediumangleXͲrayscattering

MMD Molarmassdistribution

MMT Montmorillonite

Mn Numberaveragemolecularweight

Mw Weightaveragemolecularweight

NMRspectroscopy Nuclearmagneticresonancespectroscopy

PDI Polydispersityindex

phr Perhundredpartsofrubber

PVA Poly(vinylalcohol)

RI Refractiveindexdetector(GPC)

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RT Roomtemperature

SEC Sizeexclusionchromatography

SEM Scanningelectronmicroscope

TGA Thermogravimetricanalysis

UV/Visspectroscopy Ultraviolet/visiblelightspectroscopy

XNBR Carboxylatednitrilebutadienerubber

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Symbol Unit(s) Meaning

D kGy Radiationdose(eͲBeam)

Mn gmolͲ1 Numberaveragemolecularweight

Mw gmolͲ1 Weightaveragemolecularweight

nD Ͳ RefractiveindexatsodiumDͲline

PDI Ͳ Polydispersityindex

RT °C Roomtemperature(23±2°C)

T °C Temperature

wd g,mg Drysampleweight

wi g,mg Initialsampleweight

ws g,mg Swollensampleweight

Ș mPas Viscosity

Ȝ nm,(Å) Wavelengthofvisible/UVͲlightor(XͲrays)

ʆ cmͲ1 Wavenumber

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I. INTRODUCTION

Intherecentdecadesenvironmentalcompliancebecameofgrowingimportanceinthe packagingindustryandfortheapplicationofchemicaltechnologies.Hencethecriticalvalues fororganicsolventsinsewagewaterandinexhaustairgottighter,productionprocesses have to beadaptedtorecirculatesolvents and process chemicals.Thisbroughtforth reducedemissionsandwatercontamination.1

Asanexample,thefoodpackagingindustrywouldbenefitfromtheemploymentofwater basedcoatingsystems.Astheguidelinesandregulationsinthefieldofpackagingregarding themigrationoforganicsubstances(e.g.diͲisobutylphthalate)intopackagedgoodssuchas foodgetmoreandmoretight,theneedarisestodevelopwaterͲbasedcoatingmaterialsand barrierfilmstopreventmigrationofsuchsubstances.2–7Greateffortisdevotedtothe researchinsuchmaterials,whichhavetobeenvironmentallybenignandrecyclableaswell.8 Moreover,waterͲbasedcoatingsandresistmaterialsmayfindapplicationinthefieldof printedcircuitboards.Furthermorethepreparationofphotoresistmaterialsthatarewater solubleandthereforecanbedevelopedbywatercouldprovideanalternativetocommon resisttechnologiesforthepreparationofflexiblepolymerwaveguidesandholographic recordingmaterials.9–11

Theimmobilisationoffunctionalgroupsontoinorganicsurfaces(e.g.silicondioxide)bearing hydroxylgroups,providesawaytopreventleachingoutoftheactivesubstancesoforganicͲ inorganiccompositematerials.Thisalsoprovidesthepossibilitytoemploynewclassesof materialsinthefieldofbiomedicaltechnologiesandwaterpurification(e.g.removalof heavymetalcationsanddyes).4,12,13

ThesubstitutionofestablishedprocessesandchemicalsbywaterͲbasedsystemswouldpose alternatives that are environmentally benign as well as lead to cost reduction after implementation.Hencenoadditionalsafetymeasuresandclosedloopprocessconduction havetobeemployed.

Themajorgoalsofthisworkaretheinvestigationofalternativewaysforthecrosslinkingof poly(vinylalcohol)bytheemploymentofradiationandthermallyinducedmethods.Onthe

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otherhand,newclassesoffunctionalisedfillermaterialshavebeenenvisaged,byeither cationexchangereactionstoobtainmodifiedlayeredclaysaswellassurfacemodificationof inorganicparticlessuchassilica.Theseparticleshavebeenassessedasfunctionaladditives forbothcovalentandphysicalcrosslinkingoforganicͲinorganiccompositematerialswith PVAasmatrixpolymer.

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II.

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