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Abstract
The particle coagulation technology in emulsion polymerization is a novel and facile approach to prepare large-scale, narrowly dispersed latex particles. However, the formation of narrowly dispersed latex particles under particle coagulation at a high zeta potential is surprising. To elucidate this observation, a detailed investigation on the relationship between particle coagulation and particle size distribution was carried out. Unlike the conventional emulsion polymerization, a rapid decrease in the particle number and an increase in the particle size were clearly observed during the polymerization. The results confirm the occurrence of particle coagulation. The width of zeta potential and particle size distribution also decreased with particle coagulation, resulting in large-size, narrowly dispersed latex particles. These phenomena were explained by the competitive growth mechanism.
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