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Polyacrylate‐g‐Carbon Black (abbrev. as gCB) was prepared by free radical polymerization of acrylate monomers on the carbon black surface, which was initiated by a redox system consisting of cerium ammonium nitrate and hydroxymethyl carbon black. gCB was ascertained by X‐ray Photoelectron Spectrometry (XPS). The optimum conditions of synthesis were studied. The stabilities of gCB dispersing in water were studied by zeta potential measurement and spectrophotometric analysis. The results showed that gCB could disperse in water better than the ungrafted carbon black. gCB could be dispersed in the soap‐free hydrosol forming a colored soap‐free water‐borne coating with satisfactory comprehensive performance.
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