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The influence of irradiation parameters,such as the irradiation time,temperature and the acrylate functionality of monomers on the infrared laser induced photopolymerization were investigated in this paper.A novel cationic cyanine dye-borate complex,1,3,3,1′,3′,3′-hexamethyl-ll-chloro-10,12-propylene-tricarbocyanine triphenylbutylborate,was employed as the photoinitiator.It had maximum absorption wavelength λmax at 780 nm in 2-butanone with the maximum molar extinction coefficient εmax of 1.4×105 L*mol-1*cm-1,which matched well with the emitting wavelength,796 nm,of the adopted infrared laser diode.With poly(vinyl alcohol)(PVA)as oxygen barrier layer,photopolymerization system containing trihydroxymethylpropanetriacrylate(TMPTA),binder and photoinitiator was cured by 2 min of infrared laser irradiation.Modest improvement of the double-bond conversion could be achieved by increasing the irradiation time or temperature.Furthermore,it was found that the monomer with diacrylate functionality had higher double-bond conversion than that with triacrylate functionality under the same irradiation conditions.Double-bond conversion of 52% could be achieved for diacrylate monomer phthalic diglycol diacrylate(PDDA)compared with 25% for triacrylate monomer TMPTA.