2000
DOI: 10.1021/ma000599n
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Monitoring of Curing Process and Shelf Life of the Epoxy−Anhydride System with TICT Compounds by the Fluorescence Technique

Abstract: In this study the curing degree and the shelf life of an epoxy resin were monitored by a fluorescence method. Four extrinsic fluorescence probes, so-called TICT compounds, were used. An intensity ratio method was applied, in which ratios of the lowest and highest intensity changes in the emission bands are used to determine the degree of the isothermal curing. A smooth and in some cases a linear correlation was found between the fluorescence intensity ratio and the degree of the cure. The fluorescence techniqu… Show more

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“…Due to these limitations, new methods have been proposed. Neckers and co-workers [16,17] reported the use of f uorescence probes to monitor the curing process of polyacrylate monomers with an intensity ratio method and more recently Lemmetyinen and co-workers [18,19] have developed a new intensity ratio method, where ratios of the low-to highintensity changes (LHIC) in the emission bands were used to determine the degree of the curing processes. More recently, González-Benito and co-workers [20] reported a new method to accurately monitor polymerizations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to these limitations, new methods have been proposed. Neckers and co-workers [16,17] reported the use of f uorescence probes to monitor the curing process of polyacrylate monomers with an intensity ratio method and more recently Lemmetyinen and co-workers [18,19] have developed a new intensity ratio method, where ratios of the low-to highintensity changes (LHIC) in the emission bands were used to determine the degree of the curing processes. More recently, González-Benito and co-workers [20] reported a new method to accurately monitor polymerizations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A influência da água nas propriedades de compósitos tem sido largamente estudada por meio da utilização de técnicas tais como espectrometria de absorção na região do infravermelho (FT-IR) [6,7] e espectroscopia de tempo de vida de aniquilação de pósitrons [8,9] , além da avaliação das propriedades mecânicas e térmicas [10][11][12] . A espectroscopia de luminescência é uma técnica sensí-vel e não-destrutiva, que permite o acompanhamento do processo de cura de resinas, quando uma sonda adequada é dissolvida na matriz polimérica e apresenta um comportamento fotofísico dependente do meio [13][14][15][16][17][18][19] . Portanto, o objetivo deste trabalho é estudar o efeito higrotérmico em pré-impregnados (prepreg) não curados de fibra de vidro-resina epoxídica, por meio da aplicação da técnica de espectroscopia de luminescência em modo estacionário utilizando-se a sonda fluorescente 9-AA (ácido antróico).…”
Section: Comportamento Fotofísico Das Amostras Submetidas a Ambiente unclassified
“…[16] Strehmel et al [17] studied the cross-linking reaction of a conventional epoxy resin (DGEBA, diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A) through the fluorescence decay time of two rotor type molecules. Even though they found certain agreement with conventional methods for detecting the gel point, the high free-volume required for those probes for internal rotation make them not very sensitive ( Figure 9).…”
Section: Fluorescent Probes For Sensing Processes In Polymersmentioning
confidence: 99%