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Special epoxy silicone adhesive for inertial confinement fusion experiment

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The effects of toughener and coupling agent on special epoxy silicone adhesive were discussed by researching the surface morphology characters, thermal properties and shear strength of the adhesive. The results indicate that silicone coupling agent (KH-550) can improve the shear strength of the epoxy silicone adhesive effectively. The mass fraction of the toughener in the epoxy silicone adhesive plays an important role in its properties. When the mass fraction of the toughener is less than 14%, the shear strength of the adhesive is low. When the mass fraction of the toughener is over 33%, thermal properties and shear strength of the adhesive decrease with the increasing of the toughener. The mass fraction of toughener of 25% results in good integral properties of the epoxy silicone adhesive. The morphologic analysis indicates that the micro-phase separation exists in the epoxy molecular chain and the silicone molecular chain of the epoxy silicone adhesive.

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Foundation item: Project supported by the National High-Tech Research and Development Program of China

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Li, Zh., Li, B. & Zheng, Zq. Special epoxy silicone adhesive for inertial confinement fusion experiment. J Cent. South Univ. Technol. 14, 153–156 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-007-0031-2

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