2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11468-019-01030-8
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Improving Adhesion Between Nanoparticles and Surface of Mica Substrate by Aminosilane Modification

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“…Adhesive force between particles and substrates can be assessed qualitatively 65 or quantitatively. 66,67 However, for release measurements several additional factors besides simple adhesion should be taken into account, such as the flow fluids across the surfaces. Therefore, a more praxisrelated technique, as described below, was used in this work which simulated the in vivo conditions to qualitatively analyze the release properties.…”
Section: Releasing Tests Of Se Nps Immobilized On Spider Silk Proteinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adhesive force between particles and substrates can be assessed qualitatively 65 or quantitatively. 66,67 However, for release measurements several additional factors besides simple adhesion should be taken into account, such as the flow fluids across the surfaces. Therefore, a more praxisrelated technique, as described below, was used in this work which simulated the in vivo conditions to qualitatively analyze the release properties.…”
Section: Releasing Tests Of Se Nps Immobilized On Spider Silk Proteinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, poor interfacial binding between the mica nanosheets and resin matrixes is still one of the factors limiting the application of these materials. Chemical graft modification is a commonly used method, which can greatly improve the interfacial binding strength of composite materials and improve the mechanical properties of materials, , involving procedures such as silane coupling, , vinyl functionalization, ion exchange, and so on …”
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confidence: 99%