Development of an optically transparent polysilsesquioxane/PDMS addition cured nanocomposite adhesive for electronic applications

Abstract

Hydrosilylation method for preparing optically transparent polysilsesquioxane nanosphere reinforced PDMS nanocomposite adhesive with enhanced mechanical, thermal and adhesion properties.

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“…The pure n -eicosane demonstrated a one-step thermal decomposition phenomenon, starting at 132 °C and terminating at 268 °C, with no final char residue. The thermal degradation of SR was observed to involve two steps, the first stage being the mass reduction from 200 to 450 °C corresponded to the thermal decomposition of the terminal Si–OH group and the second stage being the mass reduction from 450 to 800 °C attributed to the thermal decomposition of the silicone macromolecule . The percentage of the residual silica mass of the SR at the end of the thermal decomposition process was 58.1%.…”

“…The thermal degradation of SR was observed to involve two steps, the first stage being the mass reduction from 200 to 450 °C corresponded to the thermal decomposition of the terminal Si−OH group and the second stage being the mass reduction from 450 to 800 °C attributed to the thermal decomposition of the silicone macromolecule. 58 The percentage of the residual silica mass of the SR at the end of the thermal decomposition process was 58.1%. For pure PVA, the thermal decomposition behavior was exhibited in two stages.…”