In this work we represent the results for the development of proton conductive membranes by radiochemical modification of thin PVDF films with their subsequent sulfonation. Radiation source were 4He ions with energy of 27 MeV produced by cyclotron R-7M the FTI TPU. The results of IR-spectroscopy, gravimetric analysis and microscopy are represented to evaluate changes in membranes properties. It was shown that the deepness of modificated gel can be controlled by radiation.
The purpose of this study is to improve the kinetics of styrene monomer accumulation in polyvinylidene fluoride films with radiation-chemical grafting of styrene monomer. The work has proved that the degree of grafting depends on the absorbed dose of helium ions, temperature and composition of the grafting solution.
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