Preparation and photo-patterning characteristics of organic-inorganic hybrid thin film containing latent pigment by using photo-acid-generator (PAG) and microwave irradiation have been investigated. The acrylic thin f...Preparation and photo-patterning characteristics of organic-inorganic hybrid thin film containing latent pigment by using photo-acid-generator (PAG) and microwave irradiation have been investigated. The acrylic thin film modified with methoxysilane containing PAG was formed on a glass substrate and irradiated with ultraviolet rays to promote sol-gel reaction by catalytic action of acid which was generated from PAG. And then the film was hardened with microwave irradiation, yielding organic-inorganic hybrid polymer film having hardness, highly transparency and strong adhesion with a glass substrate. Since this reaction only occurred in the optically (UV) irradiated regions, by exploiting the difference between the adhesivenesses of these regions photo-irradiated through photomask with a glass substrate, it was possible to form a patterned film with pitch of 100 to 50 μm by a simple lift-off method. A pigment-containing film using latent pigments (with subtractive three primary colors of coloring materials) and a patterned film were prepared, and it was possible to make these films multi-colored by varying the mixing ratio of the pigments. This multi-colored film-preparation method is effective for simply and efficiently forming a color-filter film by applying optical and microwave irradiation.展开更多
An organic silane acrylate resin （PMBK） was synthesized by free-radical solution polymerization using methyl methacrylate, butyl acrylate and （3-methacryloxypropyl）trimethoxysilane as monomers. Aluminum （AI） par...An organic silane acrylate resin （PMBK） was synthesized by free-radical solution polymerization using methyl methacrylate, butyl acrylate and （3-methacryloxypropyl）trimethoxysilane as monomers. Aluminum （AI） particles were then encapsulated in inorganic-organic hybrid films that were prepared by hydrolysis and condensation of PMBK and tetraethyl orthosilicate （TEOS） on the surface of AI pigments. Characterization results showed that PMBK and TEOS could simultaneously hydrolyze ancl condense with hydroxyl groups on the surface of the A1 particles to form composite AI particles coated with inorganic-organic hybrid films. Compared with raw AI particles, the corrosion resistance and adhesive properties of paint films containing the composite AI particles were improved greatly, while the glossiness of the paint films decreased slightly, from 48.6° to 47.0°. In alkaline media （pH 11 ）, the volume of evolved H2 of composite AI particles was only 3.5 mL, whereas that of raw AI was 83.5 mL. The glossiness of paint films containing composite A1 particles decreased by 1.66% after immersion in alkaline media for 24h, whereas that of raw AI decreased by 14.82%. Peel-off tests of the paint films showed that the composite particles moved slightly away from the paint films. In contrast, the raw A1 particles were seriously desquamated, suggesting encapsulation of hybrid films can greatly improve the adhesive properties of A1 particles in paint films.展开更多
文摘Preparation and photo-patterning characteristics of organic-inorganic hybrid thin film containing latent pigment by using photo-acid-generator (PAG) and microwave irradiation have been investigated. The acrylic thin film modified with methoxysilane containing PAG was formed on a glass substrate and irradiated with ultraviolet rays to promote sol-gel reaction by catalytic action of acid which was generated from PAG. And then the film was hardened with microwave irradiation, yielding organic-inorganic hybrid polymer film having hardness, highly transparency and strong adhesion with a glass substrate. Since this reaction only occurred in the optically (UV) irradiated regions, by exploiting the difference between the adhesivenesses of these regions photo-irradiated through photomask with a glass substrate, it was possible to form a patterned film with pitch of 100 to 50 μm by a simple lift-off method. A pigment-containing film using latent pigments (with subtractive three primary colors of coloring materials) and a patterned film were prepared, and it was possible to make these films multi-colored by varying the mixing ratio of the pigments. This multi-colored film-preparation method is effective for simply and efficiently forming a color-filter film by applying optical and microwave irradiation.
基金financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.20976059 and 21376093)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.2013ZZ074)
文摘An organic silane acrylate resin （PMBK） was synthesized by free-radical solution polymerization using methyl methacrylate, butyl acrylate and （3-methacryloxypropyl）trimethoxysilane as monomers. Aluminum （AI） particles were then encapsulated in inorganic-organic hybrid films that were prepared by hydrolysis and condensation of PMBK and tetraethyl orthosilicate （TEOS） on the surface of AI pigments. Characterization results showed that PMBK and TEOS could simultaneously hydrolyze ancl condense with hydroxyl groups on the surface of the A1 particles to form composite AI particles coated with inorganic-organic hybrid films. Compared with raw AI particles, the corrosion resistance and adhesive properties of paint films containing the composite AI particles were improved greatly, while the glossiness of the paint films decreased slightly, from 48.6° to 47.0°. In alkaline media （pH 11 ）, the volume of evolved H2 of composite AI particles was only 3.5 mL, whereas that of raw AI was 83.5 mL. The glossiness of paint films containing composite A1 particles decreased by 1.66% after immersion in alkaline media for 24h, whereas that of raw AI decreased by 14.82%. Peel-off tests of the paint films showed that the composite particles moved slightly away from the paint films. In contrast, the raw A1 particles were seriously desquamated, suggesting encapsulation of hybrid films can greatly improve the adhesive properties of A1 particles in paint films.
