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Incorporação de fonte de nitrogênio em partículas de PVA e alginato de sódio e estudo da influência de ciclos de congelamento/descongelamento na caracterização do produto

A source of nitrogen incorporation in particulate PVA and sodium alginate and study of the influence of freezing/thawing cycles in the characterization of the product

Nardi, Sinara Queli Welter; Teixeira, Sirlei Dias; Parabocz, Cristiane Regina Budziak

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Neste trabalho foram incorporadas duas fontes de nitrogênio (ureia e caulinita intercalada com ureia) em matriz polimérica de álcool polivinílico e alginato de sódio na proporção de 3:1, utilizando a metodologia de gotejamento em solução de CaCl2. As partículas foram submetidas ao congelamento e posterior descongelamento com o intuito de melhorar a estrutura e resistência térmica da matriz polimérica. As partículas foram caracterizadas através de Análise Elementar, FTIR, DRX e Análise Térmica. As partículas que apresentaram as melhores formulações foram as de álcool polivinílico+alginato de sódio+ureia, pois apresentaram eficiência de incorporação próximas as das partículas de álcool polivinílico+alginato de sódio+caulinita intercalada, mas com maior estabilidade térmica, cerca de 200 °C.

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álcool polivinílico, alginato de sódio, ciclos de congelamento/descongelamento, incorporação de nitrogênio, ureia. Abstract

Abstract

In this work two nitrogen sources (urea and urea intercalated kaolinite) were incorporated in the polymer matrix polyvinyl alcohol and sodium alginate in the ratio of 3: 1, using the methodology drip in CaCl2. The particles were subjected to freezing and subsequent thawing in order to improve the structure and thermal resistance of the polymer matrix. The particles were characterized by elemental analysis, FTIR, XRD, and thermal analysis. The particles that showed the best formulations were those of polyvinyl alcohol+sodium alginate+urea, because they showed the efficiency of incorporation nearby particles polyvinyl alcohol+sodium alginate+urea intercalated kaolinite, but with greater thermal stability, about 200 °C.

Keywords

polyvinyl alcohol, sodium alginate, cycles of freeze/thawing, incorporation of nitrogen, urea.

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