A chemical milling process to produce water-based inkjet printing ink from waste tire carbon blacks

Wu, I-Feng; Liao, Ying‐Chih

doi:10.1016/j.wasman.2020.12.041

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“…No obvious differences can be seen in the UV‐Vis spectra of both inks that can confirm the high quality of the prepared BJC‐based inkjet ink. Similarly, both the BJC‐based developed ink and commercial black ink exhibit similar light transmittance (Figure 10(b)), which further confirm the BJC‐based developed ink exhibits good blackness level [50] …”

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Water‐based Formuation of Inkjet Inks Using Jute Stick‐derived Submicron Carbon Particles

Aziz

Shah

Reza³

et al. 2022

Chemistry An Asian Journal

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Biomass pyrolysis generates significant amount hazardous gases (such as CH 4 , CO, and H 2 ) which are counted as highly environmental pollutants. The utilization of these gases as fuel during pyrolysis could be a suitable choice for protecting the environment. Hence, we pyrolyzed biomass, jute sticks, using a customized pilot furnace, which recycled the generated gases as fuel. We further ball-milled the obtained carbon to make submicron carbon particles. The formation of submicron carbon particles was confirmed with field emission scanning electron microscopy, energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, Raman spectroscopy, particle size analyzer, and thermogravimetric analysis.The zeta-potential studies confirmed the high negative surface zeta potential of the prepared submicron carbon that was due to its polar functional groups (À OH, COOH, and CO), which were confirmed by Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy. These polar functional groups facilitate their dispersion in the aqueous solution of biocompatible ethylene glycol and isopropyl alcohol to form water-based environmentfriendly inkjet inks. The printing test of the developed ink was performed using a Canon printer (PIXMA; model: G3420) and compared with the performance of commercial inkjet black ink. The results indicate that the performance of the developed inkjet ink is similar to the commercial one.

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“…Similarly, both the BJC-based developed ink and commercial black ink exhibit similar light transmittance (Figure 10(b)), which further confirm the BJCbased developed ink exhibits good blackness level. [50]…”

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Water‐based Formuation of Inkjet Inks Using Jute Stick‐derived Submicron Carbon Particles

Aziz

Shah

Reza³

et al. 2022

Chemistry An Asian Journal

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“…e picture began to pay attention to the meaning of the dots, lines, and planes in the picture, and the painting language became richer. Water-based acrylic mineral pigments are much more delicate and can be mixed with water to become as transparent as watercolor; sprinkling paint on the wetted bottom can form an uncontrolled swimming state of the paint; it is the picture that produces a definite or uncertain relationship between the image and color blocks; and some unexpected and accidental results are obtained; this may be the beauty of ink art and watercolor [15]. Compared to oil paints and watercolor paints, there are relatively few types of water-based acrylic paint colors because colorants such as Alizarin Crimson do not easily bond with resin binders, and these colors tend to set.…”

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Application of Chemical Technology of Water-Based Acrylic Dipping Paint in Art Painting Creation

Kong

Meng

2022

Journal of Chemistry

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In order to better sort out the superiority of water-based acrylic in painting art, explore and understand the uniqueness of water-based acrylic painting materials and apply this to art creation. The author proposes a chemical process based on water-based acrylic dipping paint, by discussing the coating and film properties of water-soluble acrylic dip paint, combined with the practical application of a casting tank; summarizing the countermeasures to solve the disadvantages of common paint films; and proving that the paint has a good comprehensive performance by comparing with other dipping paints. Experimental results show that based on the chemical process of water-based acrylic dipping paint, it has waterproof, high gloss, gloss retention, color retention, high weather resistance, and good corrosion resistance in the process of art painting; the physical parameters are better than other dipping paints, such as gloss can reach 70∼80%. Conclusion. In art painting, water-based acrylic dip paint is a kind of comprehensive performance paint with waterproof, high gloss, gloss retention, and color retention.

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“…The ink recipe presented in this study is simpler, therefore, making it easier to prepare, compared to some previous CB-ink formulations, like CB/reduced graphene oxide (RGO)/ ethanol/ethanediol/propanetriol/water/sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) ink, 53 CB/water/PU/poly(sodium 4-styrenesulfonate) (PSS) ink, 54 and CB/ethanol/deionized water/TX-100 ink. 55 Ink stability is crucial for inkjet printing.…”

Section: Ink Properties: Stability and Particle Sizementioning

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Characterizations and Inkjet Printing of Carbon Black Electrodes for Dielectric Elastomer Actuators

Yi,

Babick,

Strobel

et al. 2023

ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces

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Dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs) have been proposed as a promising technology for developing soft robotics and stretchable electronics due to their large actuation. Among available fabrication techniques, inkjet printing is a digital, maskfree, material-saving, and fast technology, making it versatile and appealing for fabricating DEA electrodes. However, there is still a lack of suitable materials for inkjet-printed electrodes. In this study, multiple carbon black (CB) inks were developed and tested as DEA electrodes inkjet-printed on acrylic membranes (VHB). Triethylene glycol monomethyl ether (TGME) and chlorobenzene (CLB) were selected to disperse CB. The inks' stability, particle size, surface tension, viscosity, electrical resistance, and printability were characterized. The DEA with Ink-TGME/CLB (mixture solvent) electrodes obtained 80.63% area strain, a new benchmark for the DEA actuation with CB powder electrodes on VHB. The novelty of this work involves the disclosure of a new ink recipe (TGME/CLB/CB) for inkjet printing that can obtain stable drop formations with a small nozzle (17 × 17 μm), high resolution (∼25 μm, approaching the limit of drop-on-demand inkjet printing), and the largest area strain of DEAs under similar conditions, distinguishing this contribution from the previous works, which is important for the fabrication and miniaturization of DEA-based soft and stretchable electronics.

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A chemical milling process to produce water-based inkjet printing ink from waste tire carbon blacks

Cited by 15 publications

References 35 publications

Water‐based Formuation of Inkjet Inks Using Jute Stick‐derived Submicron Carbon Particles

Water‐based Formuation of Inkjet Inks Using Jute Stick‐derived Submicron Carbon Particles

Application of Chemical Technology of Water-Based Acrylic Dipping Paint in Art Painting Creation

Characterizations and Inkjet Printing of Carbon Black Electrodes for Dielectric Elastomer Actuators

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