Composites having ionomer bonds with silanes at the interface
Composites having ionomer bonds with silanes at the interface
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在界面处具有与硅烷离聚物键合的复合材料
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1989
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通讯作者:
E. Plueddemann
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作者:
E. Plueddemann
—Silane coupling agents have been developed for bonding virtually all thermoset and thermoplastic polymers to glass and metal surfaces. Bonding to the polymer is generally through interdiffusion of oligomeric siloxanes at the interface with possible crosslinking to interpenetrating polymer networks in the interphase region. Such structures provide very stable, water-resistant bonds across the interfaces for composites prepared under low shear. Under high shear, such as in injection molding, the bonds that are initially formed are torn by mechanical and thermal stress. A new mechanism of bonding across the interface has been discovered in which acid-functional silanes on the substrate bond to acid groups in the polymer in the presence of metal ions through ionomer bonds. Ionomers are fluid under conditions of high temperature and high shear, but reform at room temperature to tough water-resistant structures.