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====Soaking Films in Malachite Green Solutions====
====Soaking Films in Malachite Green Solutions====
Note: all PVA films<br.>
Note: all PVA films<br.>
*200 ppm #1
*200 ppm
**Vial mass: 13.1537 g
**Vial mass: 13.1537 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.2537 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.2537 g
**Film mass: 0.100 g
**Film mass: 0.100 g
*200 ppm #2
*2 ppm  
**Vial mass: 13.0783 g
**Vial mass: 13.0783 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1843 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1843 g
**Film mass: 0.106 g
**Film mass: 0.106 g
*80 ppm #1
*80 ppm  
**Vial mass: 13.0332 g
**Vial mass: 13.0332 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1408 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1408 g
**Film mass: 0.1076 g
**Film mass: 0.1076 g
*80 ppm #2
*8 ppm
**Vial mass: 13.0325 g
**Vial mass: 13.0325 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1298 g
**Vial + film mass: 13.1298 g
**Film mass: 0.0973 g
**Film mass: 0.0973 g
*Other groups:
*Extra 10 mL 200 ppm and 10 mL 80 ppm with no PVA film put into glass vial to determine glass absorption of Malachite Green
**[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/User:Eleni_N._Kalivas/Notebook/CHEM-571/2014/09/12 Eleni's] group did 2 ppm &  
*Other groups extra solutions:
**[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/User:Eleni_N._Kalivas/Notebook/CHEM-571/2014/09/12 Eleni's] group did 2 ppm & 8 ppm
**[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/User:Andrew_K_Farag/Notebook/CHEM-581/2014/09/12 Andrew's] group did 80 ppm & 8 ppm
**[http://www.openwetware.org/wiki/User:Andrew_K_Farag/Notebook/CHEM-581/2014/09/12 Andrew's] group did 80 ppm & 8 ppm
**[http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:James_C._Schwabacher/Notebook/CHEM-571/2014/09/12 James'] group did 2 ppm &  
**[http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:James_C._Schwabacher/Notebook/CHEM-571/2014/09/12 James'] group did 2 ppm & 200 ppm





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September 12, 2014

Procedures

New Exfoliated Clay Film Synthesis

  1. Determine how much 4% exfoliated NaMT needed for 10% clay solution
    • 0.11 g=(Mass of 4% NaMT soln needed)*0.04
    • Mass of 4% NaMT soln needed=2.75 g
    • 2.7613 g 4% NaMT added
  2. Add ~1g PVA
    • 1.004 g PVA added
  3. Add 7 mL H2O
  4. Stir the solution with constant heating at 75C until the polymer is dissolved and the clay is dispersed (~15 minutes)
  5. Cool the solution to room temperature
  6. Add 0.5mL 0.8 wt% glutaraldehyde
  7. Stir for an additional 3 minutes to ensure homogeneity
  8. Pour solution into teflon dish to dry

Powder X-ray Diffraction Measurements

  • Sample prep:
    • Pat dry film soaked in 8 ppm malachite green solution
      • 200 ppm done by Andrew's group
      • 80 ppm done by Eleni's group
      • 2 ppm, plain PVA film, & NaMT powder done by James' group
    • Place film on pXRD disk
    • Press tape over film to hold in place, using a razor to cut off excess

Stock Solution Preparation

  • Make 200mL 200ppm
    • 40 mg MG in 200 mL volumetric flask
  • 80 ppm made by Eleni's group
  • 8 ppm made by Andrew's group
  • 2 ppm made by James' group

Soaking Films in Malachite Green Solutions

Note: all PVA films<br.>

  • 200 ppm
    • Vial mass: 13.1537 g
    • Vial + film mass: 13.2537 g
    • Film mass: 0.100 g
  • 2 ppm
    • Vial mass: 13.0783 g
    • Vial + film mass: 13.1843 g
    • Film mass: 0.106 g
  • 80 ppm
    • Vial mass: 13.0332 g
    • Vial + film mass: 13.1408 g
    • Film mass: 0.1076 g
  • 8 ppm
    • Vial mass: 13.0325 g
    • Vial + film mass: 13.1298 g
    • Film mass: 0.0973 g
  • Extra 10 mL 200 ppm and 10 mL 80 ppm with no PVA film put into glass vial to determine glass absorption of Malachite Green
  • Other groups extra solutions: