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  • Universita' di PISA
    CHIMICA E CHIMICA INDUSTRIALE , PISA (PI)
  • Istituto Nazionale Fisica della Materia (INFM)
    Unit¿ di Ricerca di Pisa , GENOVA (GE)
  • ISTITUTO SUPERIORE MARIO BOELLA
    LABORATORIO MATERIALI E MICROSISTEMI , TORINO (TO)
  • Laboratorio di ricerca industriale
    Ricerca e Sviluppo , VENEZIA (VE)
  • Consiglio nazionale delle ricerche (CNR)
    Istituto per lo studio delle macromolecole , MILANO (MI)
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Keywords
films, nanostructures, nanocomposite, nanoparticles, sensors, polymers, biopolymers; optical properties, electromagnetic radiation, ecocompatible materials,; renovable sources, RF-identification, intelligent packaging,; plastic electronics ,wireless technology

New Nanostructured Materials and Polymer Films for Flexible Packaging with reduced Environmental Impact and responsive to chemical and physical actions. Study of the microscopic phenomenology, models and simulation, experimental validation, polymerization and blending processes. (NANOPACK)

Università di Pisa
Abstract
Flexible packaging market in Italy is increasing constantly: +5-6% in 2003, 50% (230.000 ton/year, corresponding to 1300 Million Euro) of the total production being exported. Italy has then a leading position in Europe as far as both quantity and quality are concerned and consequently innovation is highly requested. Further to conventional properties, innovation is devoted to meet and stimulate the market need in order to improve performances in terms of safety and reduce the environmental impact. The most interesting aspects are: i) modulation of the response to electromagnetic radiation aimed to better aspect, improved protection, noninvasive treatment and information for producers and users; ii) aging and alteration (including crime) markers by the inclusion of specific sensors and active systems in the film; iii) replacement of man made materials with natural materials from renewable sources (biopolymers) and tracing of the film composition. Nanotechnology, surface treatments and plastic electronics are therefore assuming growing interest but an intensive research activity is necessary for the proper application to polymer films in a compatible way, to products design and industrial processes.
As a consequence of the above aspects the specific objectives of the present project are:
1) development of nanostructured materials for flexible films which can react on the action of external radiation or intrusive chemicals thus allowing properties modulation, and>>>

Principal Investigator
Francesco CIARDELLI, Universita' di PISA
Research Goal
The general objective of the present proposal is the preparation of polymer based films with advanced properties and the evaluation of their performances. These films consist of a continuous matrix of macromolecular origin including dispersed micro- or nanophases responsive to external stimuli of different type. The fine dispersion of various materials in a polymer matrix allows on one side to combine in a single material different functional properties and on the other side processable films with optimized structural properties.
The mixing process at molecular level used for the preparation of the requested materials is highly sustainable .Indeed it is based on the development on innovative materials based on the structural complexity typical of nature rather than on the molecular differentiation typical of man-made systems.It uses mature products and the mixing occurs with very low emission and high product yield.The general objective is in particular described by the following subobjectives all aimed to film for advanced packaging:
#Polymeric films with innovative functional properties with responsiveness to external stimuli and possible external control obtained by intimate blending of synthetic polymers ,such as polyolefins, polyesters and polyamides,with nanostructured dispersed phases deriving from organic or inorganic compounds ,metallorganic compounds .Mixing will be performed mainly by reactive blending in the melt or by reactor blending.In addition>>>

Timescale
36 months