THE STUDIES OF THE CURING OF AN EPOXY RESIN ON COPPER WIRE BY FTIR EXTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY*

XUE Gi; LIU Shiying; JIANG Shangen

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THE STUDIES OF THE CURING OF AN EPOXY RESIN ON COPPER WIRE BY FTIR EXTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY*

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- THE STUDIES OF THE CURING OF AN EPOXY RESIN ON COPPER WIRE BY FTIR EXTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY*
- Vol. 6, Issue 1, Pages: 51-55(1988)
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- Published：20 March 1988
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XUE Gi, LIU Shiying, JIANG Shangen. THE STUDIES OF THE CURING OF AN EPOXY RESIN ON COPPER WIRE BY FTIR EXTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY*[J]. 1988, 6(1): 51-55.
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XUE Gi, LIU Shiying, JIANG Shangen. THE STUDIES OF THE CURING OF AN EPOXY RESIN ON COPPER WIRE BY FTIR EXTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY*[J]. 1988, 6(1): 51-55. DOI：

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The epoxy coating on copper wire has been studied by a modified sampling technique using Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) diffuse reflectance attachment. As the wire axis was parallel to the incident plane

a reflection spectrum of thin layer coating on a copper wire can be obtained. The study found that imidszole

especially the acetic acid treated imidazole

can be used as an effective curing catalyst of the epoxy resin on copper. This is the first report about the IR study of coatings on metal wires.

Abstract

a reflection spectrum of thin layer coating on a copper wire can be obtained. The study found that imidszole

especially the acetic acid treated imidazole

can be used as an effective curing catalyst of the epoxy resin on copper. This is the first report about the IR study of coatings on metal wires.

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