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==Objective==
==Description==
'''Part 1: Cross-linking of porphyrin films (prepared on 10/10/2012) '''
*100 ml of gluteraldehyde solution was heated until temperature reaches to 70C.
*Add porphyrin film to the gluteraldehyde solution for an hour.
*Heat HCL solution until temperature reaches to 70C.
*At the end of an hour, rinse the porphyrin film with water and placed in into the 100ml 1 % HCl solution for half an hour.
*At the end of the half an hour, rinse the film with water and place it in to a 0.2 M of Sodium bicarbonate solution.
*Save both HCL solution and gluteraldehyde fixed solution for further analysis.
'''Part 2: Remaking CuSo4 standards'''
*Dilution 1: 20ppm
*Dilution 2: 10ppm
*Dilution 3: 5ppm
*Dilution 4: 2.5ppm
*Dilution 5: 1.5ppm




'''Part 3: UV-Vis of filtrate solutions'''
'''Part 4: UV-Vis of CuSo4 standards'''
==Data==
*Part 2: There was a little bit of green color leakage to the gluteraldehyde fixed solution form the porphyrin film.
Results for part 3 and 4
==Notes==
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==Description==
*The course is designed by American University to experiment different aspects of PVOH films.


*During the course PVOH films with different molecular weight will be produced. Effects of cross-linking, addition of different molecules such as gluteraldehyde, different acids, porphrin will be also tested.
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*UV-Vis spectrum, Atomic Absorption spectrum, X-Ray, FTIR, DMA, ISE and many other instruments will be used to analyze the results.
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Objective

Description

Part 1: Cross-linking of porphyrin films (prepared on 10/10/2012)

  • 100 ml of gluteraldehyde solution was heated until temperature reaches to 70C.
  • Add porphyrin film to the gluteraldehyde solution for an hour.
  • Heat HCL solution until temperature reaches to 70C.
  • At the end of an hour, rinse the porphyrin film with water and placed in into the 100ml 1 % HCl solution for half an hour.
  • At the end of the half an hour, rinse the film with water and place it in to a 0.2 M of Sodium bicarbonate solution.
  • Save both HCL solution and gluteraldehyde fixed solution for further analysis.


Part 2: Remaking CuSo4 standards

  • Dilution 1: 20ppm
  • Dilution 2: 10ppm
  • Dilution 3: 5ppm
  • Dilution 4: 2.5ppm
  • Dilution 5: 1.5ppm


Part 3: UV-Vis of filtrate solutions

Part 4: UV-Vis of CuSo4 standards

Data

  • Part 2: There was a little bit of green color leakage to the gluteraldehyde fixed solution form the porphyrin film.

Results for part 3 and 4

Notes

This area is for any observations or conclusions that you would like to note.


Use categories like tags. Change the "Course" category to the one corresponding to your course. The "Miscellaneous" tag can be used for particular experiments, as instructed by your professor. Please be sure to change or delete this tag as required so that the categories remain well organized.