Reactivity and Processability of the Hydrolyzing Silane Systems

Hai Xia Qi; Yu Bao Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.531.375

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Reactivity and Processability of the Hydrolyzing Silane Systems

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Metal surface treatment by silane provides an alternative replacer to the existing toxic hexavalent chromium passivation technique. This article deals with the two fundamental aspects, viz reactivity and processability, of different hydrolyzing silane systems. By conductivity determination, the conversion of Si-OC2H5 into Si-OH and Si-OH condensation were studied for different hydrolyzing systems. The optimum hydrolyzed system was proposed based the desired balance of reactivity and processability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 531)

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375-378

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June 2012

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Hai Xia Qi, Yu Bao Zhang

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Conductivity Determination, Hydrolyzed Silane Systems, Metal Corrosion Inhibition, Processability, Reactivity

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