In this study production procedure of P.V.C by suspension method were investigated . The experiments were conducted by using vinyl chloride ( 99.5 % ) , jelatin , AIBN as an initiator in a reactor which was equipped with thermometer , mixer and a cooling system . The optimum ratio of monomer to (water - ethanol ) , optimum initiator concentration , optimum temperature were determined to be (100 g / 200 ml , 0.2 g , 60º C ) respectively . The optimum inherent viscosity was found to be 0.95 in cyclohexanon solvent . For quantitative analysis of chlore in P.V.C a Schiff method was used . A value 37 % chlore in P.V.C was obtained .
Azizinejad,F , Delkhah Akbari,N and Shabani,M . (2009). Suspension polymerization of P.V.C by jelatin surfactant and AIBN as an initiator. Applied Chemistry Today, 3(9), 45-56. doi: 10.22075/chem.2017.541
MLA
Azizinejad,F , , Delkhah Akbari,N , and Shabani,M . "Suspension polymerization of P.V.C by jelatin surfactant and AIBN as an initiator", Applied Chemistry Today, 3, 9, 2009, 45-56. doi: 10.22075/chem.2017.541
HARVARD
Azizinejad F, Delkhah Akbari N, Shabani M. (2009). 'Suspension polymerization of P.V.C by jelatin surfactant and AIBN as an initiator', Applied Chemistry Today, 3(9), pp. 45-56. doi: 10.22075/chem.2017.541
CHICAGO
F Azizinejad, N Delkhah Akbari and M Shabani, "Suspension polymerization of P.V.C by jelatin surfactant and AIBN as an initiator," Applied Chemistry Today, 3 9 (2009): 45-56, doi: 10.22075/chem.2017.541
VANCOUVER
Azizinejad F, Delkhah Akbari N, Shabani M. Suspension polymerization of P.V.C by jelatin surfactant and AIBN as an initiator. Applied Chemistry Today. 2009;3(9):45-56 (In Persian). doi: 10.22075/chem.2017.541
