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                                                       Selection of


                                      Adhesion Promoters

                              for Different Products





            9.1 ADHESIVES
            A  number  of  commercial  adhesion  promoters  are  suggested  for  the  use  in  adhesives,
            including Chartwell C-516.72.HR, C-523.72HRW, and F-505.2, Escorex 2173, Fancryl
            FA-512AS, Geniosil GF 92 and 93, Priplast 3132, Silquest A-1106, Sipomer PAM 100,
            200 and 4000, Uniplex 260, and Visiomer TMPTMA. They contain the following active
            compounds: carboxyl/hydroxyl-, amino-, mercapto- silanes, aminopropylsilsesquioxanes,
            dicyclopentenyloxyethyl   acrylates,   phosphate   esters   of   polyethylene   glycol
            monomethacrylate, ethyl methacrylate phosphate, aromatic modified aliphatic hydrocar-
            bon resin, and semicrystalline polyester diols.
                Pressure sensitive adhesives were able to replace physical bonds destroyed by envi-
            ronmental influences, such as aging and water attack by bonds reformed due to their rheol-
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            ogy and high molecular mobility.
                Aminopropylphosphonic acid was investigated as a short-chain bifunctional adhe-
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            sion promoter for an aluminum alloy and an epoxy amine adhesive.  Formation of ionic
            bonds on the aluminum oxyhydroxide surface due to acid/base interactions resulted in a
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            strong inhibition of this anodic de-adhesion process.
                The binary combinations of adhesion-promoting (γ-aminopropyltriethoxysilane) and
            non-adhesion-promoting (octadecyltrichlorosilane) silanes were patterned onto an oxide
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            adherend surface of polyvinylbutyral.  Adhesion depends on size, shape, and area ratio of
            the silanes, in many cases resulting in a reduction of adhesion compared with that for a
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            pure APS film, but in other cases producing enhancements of as much as 80%.  The great-
            est adhesion was achieved using square islands, 12 mm × 12 mm in size, surrounded by
            1.5 mm wide borders. As the crack propagates through a heterogeneous surface, it will
            blunt at the end of an adhesive patch, and it must re-nucleate at the start of the next adhe-
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            sive domain.
                An acetic acid content of 0.25 wt% acted as an adhesive promoter for ethyl 2-cyano-
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            acrylate adhesive.
                Degreasing, etching, plasma, grit-blasting, and silanization were the treatments used
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            on the surface of alumina ceramics.  The treatments removed organic contaminants from
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            the alumina, resulting in a higher surface free energies.
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