Polysiloxane bearing pendant quaternary ammonium groups (PSI) was used to modify the surface properties ofepoxy resins. In the cured resin
PSI formed the dispersed phase. Remarkable enrichment and gradient distribution ofpolysiloxane on the surface region of the epoxy resins were demonstrated by XPS analysis. The composition and propertiesof the surface of PSI-modified epoxy resin
which is in contact with the mold
are dependent on the material of the mold.Through the incorporation of PSI
epoxy resins with low surface energy and low friction coefficient were obtained.Polysiloxane with lower ionic group content shows a higher degree of enrichment on the resin surface and leads to a higher contact angle against water
while the polysiloxane having optimum compatibility with the epoxy resin shows a greater effect in reducing the static friction coefficient of the resin against glass.
Abstract
Polysiloxane bearing pendant quaternary ammonium groups (PSI) was used to modify the surface properties ofepoxy resins. In the cured resin
PSI formed the dispersed phase. Remarkable enrichment and gradient distribution ofpolysiloxane on the surface region of the epoxy resins were demonstrated by XPS analysis. The composition and propertiesof the surface of PSI-modified epoxy resin
which is in contact with the mold
are dependent on the material of the mold.Through the incorporation of PSI
epoxy resins with low surface energy and low friction coefficient were obtained.Polysiloxane with lower ionic group content shows a higher degree of enrichment on the resin surface and leads to a higher contact angle against water
while the polysiloxane having optimum compatibility with the epoxy resin shows a greater effect in reducing the static friction coefficient of the resin against glass.
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