Effect of UV Radiation and Leakage Current on Hydrophobicity of RTV Silicone Rubber

Jian Hui Wang; Guo Gang Wang; Yue Ju Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.704.185

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Effect of UV Radiation and Leakage Current on Hydrophobicity of RTV Silicone Rubber

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The effect of UV radiation and surface leakage current on the hydrophobic behavior of the RTV(room temperature vulcanized silicone rubber )silicone rubber was investigated. It's found that the ultraviolet radiation and surface leakage current both could weaken the hydrophobicity of the RTV surface in different degree.

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Jian Hui Wang, Guo Gang Wang, Yue Ju Zhao

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Hydrophobicity, Leakage Current, RTV Silicon Rubber, UV Radiation

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