Characterization of Fullerene / TriA-PI Composites

Yasuaki Shinoda; Ichiro Shiota; Yuichi Ishida; Toshio Ogasawara; Rikio Yokota

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.51.75

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HomeAdvances in Science and TechnologyAdvances in Science and Technology Vol. 51Characterization of Fullerene / TriA-PI Composites

Characterization of Fullerene / TriA-PI Composites

Abstract:

TriA-PI is a newly developed phenylethnyl terminated polyimide. It exhibits excellent mechanical properties and processability with high glass transition temperature (Tg>300°C). Nano-size particles of fullerene were dispersed throughout a thermosetting polyimide Triple API (TriA-PI) to elevate the glass transition temperature. The increase of the glass transition temperature of the composites with the fullerene was confirmed by dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA).