Surface Modification of ZrO2 by Silane and the Stability Study

Jyh Herng Chen; Miao Yi Hsieh; Bo Hua Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.764-765.98

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Surface Modification of ZrO₂ by Silane and the Stability Study

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Transparent inorganic-organic film with nanoparticle shows promising application in various technology field. In order to obtain transparent inorganic-organic composite film, the main challenge is to homogeneously disperse inorganic nanoparticle in polymer matrix without coagulation. This study demonstrated that silane-modification can obtain ZrO₂ with chemically bonded silane. The ZrO₂ nanoparticle shows good stability in various organic phase. Thus prepared inorganic-organic composite film has transparence as high as 80%.

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Jyh Herng Chen*, Miao Yi Hsieh, Bo Hua Chen

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Particle Size, Zro₂

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