聚乳酸基压电材料的研究和应用

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Abstract As the whole society attaches great importance to environmental protection, especially the implementation of the plastic ban, biodegradable materials are welcomed by the public. Among them, the typical represent is polylactic acid (PLA), which is widely used in the disposable fields, such as packaging and medicine field. At present, researches on PLA mainly focus on improving its toughness and applications in the lo-wend market like packaging,so its applications are not consistent with its present high price. However, on the basis of advantages such as soft property, mild process, and biocompatibility, PLA has shear piezoelectric property by some special processes. It is expected to improve the additional value of PLA, and PLA can be used in intelligent fields, such as flexible sensors, MEMs systems and wearable devices.
Conventional untreated PLA has random C=O dipole directions, so it has no piezoelectric property. But shear piezoelectric property is possible produced if PLA is specially treated to make the dipoles parallel to the direction of the molecular chain. The application forms of piezoelectric PLA product are mainly thin film and fiber film. The common methods to realize piezoelectric property include heating and drawing, electrospinning, template infiltration, etc. At present, the piezoelectric constant of PLA research is small, which is related to its crystallinity and orientation of molecular chain. The material with excellent shear piezoelectric properties can be obtained by improving the crystallinity and orientation of PLA. This article mainly introduces the generation mechanism of the piezoelectric property of PLA, the methods to improve the piezoelectric property and the application progress of piezoelectric property of PLA in sensors, actuators, generators, electronic skin, etc. Finally the high value-added application of this degraded polylactic acid are prospected.

Key words： polylactic acid piezoelectric electrospinning sensor wearable device

Published: Online: 2022-05-24

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Fund:National Basic Research and Development Program of China(2018YFD0400702).

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	DUAN Ruixia
	CHEN Jinzhou
	LIU Wentao
	HE Suqin
	LIU Hao
	HUANG Miaoming
	ZHU Chengshen

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DUAN Ruixia,CHEN Jinzhou,LIU Wentao, et al. Research and Application of Polylactic Acid-based Piezoelectric Materials[J]. Materials Reports, 2022, 36(10): 20080234-8.

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