Sol Gel Technique to Prepare Composite Material of Glass-Dye-Polymers

02 June 2021, Version 1
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Abstract

Herein we describe the synthesis and in-depth characterization of chemically blended hybrid glasses in which polymer molecules are uniformly distributed and covalently bonded to inorganic matrices. This approach uses a monomer with double bonds, which are hydrosilylated with triethoxy silane and co-condensed with silicon tetraalkoxide to afford a molecular composite of SiO2 glass and the polymer. The generated coposites were characterized using SEM, TGA and XRD as well as a host of stability tests. They showed increased stability and uniform distribution of the blend.

Keywords

polymers
glass
composite
silica
organic synthesis
blends

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