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Novel Semi-Interpenetrating Polyimide Network Based on Acryl End Capped Oligoimides

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Amino terminated oligoimides (AOIs) were prepared by the Michael addition reaction of various bismaleimides(1a–c) with excess of 4,4′-diamino diphenyl methane (DDM). These AOIs were characterized by elemental analysis, FT-IR spectral studies and number average molecular weight estimated by non-aqueous conductometric titrations. AOIs were then reacted with acrylol chloride and resultant acryl end capped oligoimides (AcOIs) sample were also characterized thermogravimetrically. Each of these AcOI was then combined with the commercially available thermoplastic polyamic acid solution in various proportions. The resultant suspensions were then heated in the presence of azobisisobutyronitrile (AIBN) as a initiator. The AcOI polymerized through double bond and polyamic acid is cyclized to form SEMI-IPN polymides, which were analyzed thermogravimetrically. The glass fibre reinforced composites were fabricated by using the suspensions of the AcOI and polyamic acid solution. The composites of SEMI IPN polymides were analyzed for their mechanical, chemical and electrical properties.

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Patel, H.S., Patel, S.R. & Dixit, B.C. Novel Semi-Interpenetrating Polyimide Network Based on Acryl End Capped Oligoimides. J Polym Res 13, 461–467 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10965-006-9067-5

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