英文摘要 |
This research is to synthesis SR-494/GMA/VTMS/ZnO nanocomposite materials with good high heat resistance, good transparence in visible, UV-shielding and anti-static properties by sol-gel reaction. Firstly, the VTMS was performed the silanol intermediates by hydrolysis in pH2~3 acid solution. The inorganic fillers of powder ZnO could be successfully coupled and crosslinked to SR-494/GMA organic matrices with these silanols of VTMS coupling agents. The remained active-OH functional groups of the VTMS/ZnO complexes graft polymerized with active epoxide group of GMA to get GMA/VTMS/ZnO composites by ring-opening polycondensation Therefore, the GMA/VTMS/ZnO complexes would be successfully prepared. Finally, in order to improve the thermal resistant, UV-shielding, good anti-static and mechanical properties, the SR-494 acrylate monomers and the GMA/VTMS/ZnO composites were chain polymerized by free radical polymerization to form a perfectly cross-linking structure of orgaic/inorganic nanocomposites. The chemical bonding formation and the best weight contents of reaction components were identified by FT-IR spectra. The thermal resistance, optical transmittance, surface resistane, and hardness of these nanocomposites were measured by TGA, UV-Vis, super megohmeter and hardness tester respectively. Experimental results showed that these nanocomposites had the best Td value was 421.42℃ which was 76.71℃higher than that of pure GMA epoxy resin respectively and 85% transmittancein visible region and UV-shielding properties. The surface resistances (Rs) of SR-494/GMA/VTMS/ZnO hybrid thin films conformed to anti-electrostatic range (106 ~1012Ω/sq). The hardness and adhesion of the UV-curing hybrid coatings were as high as 8H and 4B by hardness and cross-cut test. The morphology structures of the hybrid thin films were estimated by SEM. These results showed that the optical thin films were evenly distributed with inorganic colloidal particles and the average particlesize of these nanocomposites less than100nmthat ZnO particles account for 3.85% of the total content. |