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APPLICATIONS                                                  1 DISPERSION OF FINE SILICA PARTICLES
                  chromate treatment. In the field of liquid crystal display,  elasticity of urethane. Urethane is a typical rubber
                  consumption of the hybrid material has increased as the  material having a structure with solid hard segment
                  sealing material due to its high heat-resistance and  domains (HS) dispersed in the liquid phase of soft
                  adhesiveness onto glass substrate and is being investi-  segment domains (SS).
                  gated for use as the protection coating for color filters.  As shown in Fig. 1.6, it was contrived to form the
                    Furthermore, three-phase hybrid consisting of  hybrid domain with silica generated only in the HS
                  epoxy resin, silica hybrid and liquid polymer phases  phase in the urethane-silica hybrid. The silica contributes
                  has also been developed by this method and commer-  to give the heat-resistance to the HS domain and does
                  cialized as adhesives for flexible printed boards with  not affect its flexibility by the existence of the SS phase.
                  high heat-resistance, adhesiveness and flexibility.  We previously demonstrated the structure of the
                    The water absorption, electric property and mechan-  molecular hybrid from the photoluminescence spec-
                  ical strength are controlled by adjusting tetram-  trum of colorimetric substrate on the silica surface
                  ethoxysilane and alkyltrimethoxysilane as raw silane  and reported the interaction between the domains
                  compound. In addition, bisphenol and novolac for  using SALS [8, 9]. This material has an expanded
                  epoxy resin are also in the product line to meet diverse  range of uses as a coating material for flexible boards,
                  customer requirements.                         fiberscopes, elastic paints and sealants.

                  4. Tough resin: hybrid of the phenol resin system  6. Cheap engineering plastics in place for imide:
                                                                 hybrid of the amideimide system
                  When the novolac phenol resin used as a hardening
                  agent for epoxy resin is combined with silica, it devel-  Amideimide is hardly used in the advanced elec-
                  ops mechanical toughness as well as disappearance of  tronic industries because of its low flexibility, high
                  Tg as the epoxy system by the introduction of silica,  dielectric constant and high water absorption, in
                  although it is not superior to the epoxy system in  spite of its low monomer cost of less than a fifth
                  terms of the low rate of thermal expansion and the  compared with imide. Although the ductility of the
                  decomposition temperature [7].                 material cannot be increased by the addition of sil-
                    These phenol-system hybrids are commercialized  ica, water absorption and dielectric constant similar
                  as the material for loudspeakers, taking advantage of  to those of polyimide were obtained whilst main-
                  its heat-resistance, flame retardancy and mechanical  taining the original flexibility of polyamideimide
                  strength.                                      limiting the influence of silica to the bridge of mol-
                                                                 ecules by introducing polymethoxysiloxane at only
                  5. Soft silica hybrid: hybrid of the urethane system  the edge of the molecules as shown in Fig. 1.7 [10].
                                                                 A hybrid of the amideimide system is being com-
                  The specified orientation of the silica site is essential  mercialized as a material for super heat-resistant
                  for making a hybrid of silica making use of the rubber  enamel wire, sliding parts and belts for printers.




                                                      HS        SS              Silica
                                  Segment polyurethane chain


                                   Polyurethane                          Hybrid
                                                             SS Phase




                                                               HS
                                                             domain




                                                            Hybrid
                                                            domain

                  Figure 1.6
                  Model of urethane–silica hybrid.

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