Abstract
A novel type of thermal stabilizer—lanthanum tris (mono-i-octyl phthalate) (LTMP) was synthesized by double-decomposition reaction of sodium mono-i-octyl phthalate with lanthanum chloride at 60 °C. Sodium mono-i-octyl phthalate was prepared by sodium hydrate and mono-i-octyl phthalate prepared by reaction of isooctyl alcohol and phthalic anhydride in the presence of sulfuric acid catalyst at 110 °C. The yield of lanthanum tris (mono-i-octyl phthalate) is about 84.5%. Its thermal stabilities were measured by heat-ageing oven test when incorporated into PVC. The experimental results show that the heat stability time is about 40min at 190 °C when adding 3phr (per hundred resin) to PVC. The thermal stability of this product is better than that of Ca-Zn complex and basic lead salt stabilizers, and equal to that of dibutyltin diaurate.
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