Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and UV/visible spectroscopy methods for evaluating photoaging properties of plastic polymers (English Version)
This document is modified to adopt the ISO 10640:2011 international standard, and newly added normative reference documents such as GB/T 1844.1. By detecting the changes in characteristic peaks such as carbonyl (1714 cm-1) through FTIR spectroscopy, and combining UV/Vis spectroscopy to analyze the evolution of chromophores, a correlation model between chemical changes and physical property degradation is established.
Comparison dimensions | ISO 10640:2011 | GB/T 43297-2023 |
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Standard structure | Introduction explains the principle | Independent Chapter 1 Clarifies the principle |
Scope of application | Note form description | Main text extensionHeat aging application |
Operation specification | Note 2 in 4.2.3.1 | Upgraded to 5.2.3.1 main text |
Standard 5.2.3.1 specifies in detail the effect of water on photoaging:
5.2.3.2 requires that the interference of low molecular weight components such as surface antistatic agents on IR testing be eliminated by ethanol washing.
Appendix A shows that the FTIR spectra of 7-year natural aging and artificial accelerated aging (90 W/m2@60℃) in Clermont-Ferrand, France are highly consistent, and the growth rate of the 1713 cm-1 carbonyl peak is as high as 1:2100 (h:year).
Verified by the changes in the characteristic peaks of 967 cm-1 (butadiene) and 1732 cm-1 (carbonyl):
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