ArticlePolymers2022
Enhanced Toughness and Sound Absorption Performance of Bio-Aerogel via Incorporation of Elastomer.
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In this study, Arabic gum/ carboxylic butadiene-acrylonitrite latex aerogels (AG/XNBRL) hybrid aerogel was successfully prepared by a green method, i.e., the combination of latex compounding and vacuum freeze-drying process. After that, the obtained composites were subjected to a high temperature treatment to crosslink the rubber phase. It was found that the AG in the AG/XNBRL hybrid aerogel could act as a framework to improve the dimensional stability of the aerogel, while the XNBRL phase could significantly improve the mechanical flexibility of the ensuing composite. Compared to the AG aerogel which is highly brittle in nature, the AG/XNBRL hybrid aerogel not only exhibits significantly enhanced toughness, but also shows improved thermal stability and sound absorption performances; for instance, the half weight loss (50%) temperature and average sound adsorption coefficient for aerogel containing 30 wt% XNBRL is 344 °C and 0.585, respectively, which are superior to those of neat AG aerogel. Overall, this work provides novel inspiration to prepare the mechanical robust bio-based aerogel for the sound absorption application.
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