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Burnout of Organic Components of Glass Ceramic Composite Tapes: Thermoanalytical investigations

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Glass ceramic composite tapes are composed of inorganic raw materials (borosilicate glasses and inert fillers) and organic additives (polymer binder, plasticizer, dispergent, residues of solvent from the tape casting process). Burnout of organics in air is a complex process of vaporization, depolymerization and oxidation. Conditions of this process can be simulated by thermal analysis of plasticizer, various binders and binder/plasticizer mixtures with alumina, prepared by impregnation of alumina powder with corresponding solutions and subsequent drying. This allows a quantitative interpretation of the results of burnout of tapes.

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  1. Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), D-12489, Berlin, Germany

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Schulze, D., Schiller, W.A. Burnout of Organic Components of Glass Ceramic Composite Tapes: Thermoanalytical investigations. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 52, 211–219 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010186912460

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