Ultrasonic dispersion process was utilized to modify silica sol nanoparticles with a small amount of D4.Then in the presence of modified silica sol
miniemulsion polymerization of D4 was conducted with DBSA as emulsifier and catalyst
and polydimethylsiloxane(PDMS)/SiO2 nanocomposites emulsion latex was obtained.Modified silica sol particles were characterized by FTIR and TGA.The diameter and morphology of the composite latex particles were analyzed by nano particle size analyzer and TEM
respectively.Mechanical properties and thermal stability of the composite films were characterized by tensile test and TGA.The results showed that ultrasonic dispersion was an effective way to modify silica sol particles.Modified silica sol particles could be encapsulated by polydimethylsiloxane and form core-shell latex particle morphology during miniemulsion polymerization.Introduction of SiO2 improved mechanical properties and thermal stabilities of polysiloxane composite films.
Nanocomposites prepared insitu miniemulsion polymerization with silica sol
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