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Silanes and Other Coupling Agents, Vol. 4 by Kash L. Mittal

By Kash L. Mittal

content material: pt. 1. Silane coupling brokers --
pt. 2. Silanes for corrosion inhibition/protection --
pt. three. normal papers.

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Deposition of the MPS is confirmed by the introduction of the S2s and S2p peaks at 225 and 164 eV. S2p spectrum (Fig. 9 eV, which can be attributed to S–C or S–H bonds. The atomic concentrations of model E-glass fibre surfaces with different concentration MPS coatings were calculated as described above and are shown in Table 2. The Si concentration is shown to be reduced on deposition of silane because the concentration of Si in the MPS is lower than that in model E-glass fibres. On increasing the concentration of MPS, a thicker coating was achieved, which can be shown by the increase in S and C intensities and the reduction in Si intensity.

Bellmann et al. Figure 7. Effect of storage on the zeta potential vs. pH behaviour of glass fibres sized with a mixture of γ-APS, Arquad S 50 and epoxy resin (reference: freshly sized fibres; condition A, storage in deionised water for 7 days and subsequent drying at 110°C for 2 h; condition B, storage in an airconditioned chamber at 70°C and 65% humidity for 30 days). mixture of γ-APS, Arquad S50, and epoxy resin. 5. A similar shift is observed after storage in an airconditioned chamber at 70°C and 65% relative humidity for 30 days (condition B).

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