Handbook of adhesion promoters / George Wypych.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Wypych, George, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Adhesion.

Adhesion--Measurement.

Adhesives.

Adhesives--Handbooks, manuals, etc.

Genre:

Handbooks and manuals.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (506 pages)

Edition:

2nd ed.

Other Title:

Adhesion promoters

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : ChemTec Publishing, [2023]

Summary:

Handbook of Adhesion Promoters, Second Edition outlines known mechanisms, principles of use, and the applications of different groups of adhesion promoters, along with a discussion of the mechanisms that cause adhesion loss, such as corrosion, delamination, detachment, liquid penetration and peeling. Surface condition and treatment are also discussed, including different methods (cleaning, mechanical, plasma, microwave, flame, corona discharge, laser, UV, and chemical modification) for practical applications. Formulation of typical primers used in the application of adhesives, sealants, coatings, coil coatings, cosmetics, metal, optical devices, polymers and plastics are covered, with over 50 primer formulations provided. In addition, a full chapter is dedicated to the subject of polymer modification for improved adhesion, a method frequently used instead of the addition of adhesion promoters. The book's final chapters contain information on available evaluation and selection of adhesion promoters that work with different polymers (29), products (28), and those that help to prevent corrosion.

Contents:

Cover image

Title page

Table of Contents

Copyright

List of Illustrations

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 DEFINITIONS

1.2 HISTORY

1.3 FUTURE

Chapter 2: MECHANISMS OF ADHESION

2.1 MECHANICAL INTERLOCKING

2.2 SURFACE CONDITION AND SHAPE

2.3 DIFFUSION AND ENTANGLEMENT

2.4 ADSORPTION/INTERACTION

2.5 ACID-BASE AND ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTIONS

2.5.2 ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTIONS

2.6 SURFACE FREE ENERGY AND WETTING

2.7 CRYSTALLINE PROPERTIES

2.8 INTERPHASE FORMATION

2.9 CHEMICAL BONDING

2.10 HYDROGEN BONDING

2.11 REVERSIBLE HYDROLYSIS

2.12 MICROBIOLOGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ADHESION

2.13 CELLULAR ADHESION

Chapter 3: MECHANISMS OF ADHESION LOSS

3.1 CORROSION

3.2 DELAMINATION

3.3 DETACHMENT

3.4 DEBONDING

3.5 LIQUID PENETRATION

3.6 PEELING

Chapter 4: SUBSTRATES - SURFACE CONDITIONS AND TREATMENTS

4.1 SURFACE EVALUATION

4.2 SURFACE TREATMENT

4.2.1 CLEANING

4.2.2 MECHANICAL

4.2.3 PLASMA

4.2.4 MICROWAVE PLASMA

4.2.5 FLAME

4.2.6 CORONA DISCHARGE

4.2.7 LASER

4.2.8 UV

4.2.9 CHEMICAL MODIFICATION

Chapter 5: TYPICAL PRIMER FORMULATIONS FOR DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES

5.1 ADHESIVES AND SEALANTS

5.2 AEROSPACE

5.3 COATINGS

5.4 COIL COATING

5.5 COSMETICS

5.6 DENTAL

5.7 LEATHER

5.8 METAL

5.9 OPTICAL DEVICES

5.10 PAPER

5.11 POLYMERS AND PLASTICS

5.12 PRINTING

5.13 WOOD

Chapter 6: POLYMER MODIFICATION TO IMPROVE ADHESION

6.1 SELECTION OF CO-MONOMERS

6.2 SELECTION OF POLYOLS AND ISOCYANATES

6.3 MODIFICATION OF POLYMERS BY MALEIC ANHYDRIDE

6.4 MODIFICATION BY EPOXY GROUP

6.5 SILANE GRAFTING

Chapter 7: PROPERTIES OF ADHESION PROMOTERS

7.1 ACIDS

7.2 ACRYLATES

7.3 AMINES, AMIDES, AMINOAMIDES

7.4 BENZENE DERIVATIVES

7.5 CARBAMIC RESINS

7.6 CHLORINATED POLYOLEFINS

7.7 CROSSLINKERS.

7.8 EPOXIDES

7.9 ESTERS

7.10 INORGANIC COMPOUNDS

7.11 IONOMERS

7.12 ISOCYANATES

7.13 ISOCYANURATES

7.14 LIGNIN

7.15 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE MODIFIED POLYMERS

7.16 MELAMINE

7.17 METAL-ORGANIC COMPLEXES (NON-SILICON)

7.18 METAL-ORGANIC COMPLEXES (NON-SILICON)+SILICA

7.19 MONOMERS

7.20 OLIGOMERS

7.21 PHENOL NOVOLAC RESINS

7.22 PHOSPHORIC ACID ESTERS

7.23 POLYMERS AND COPOLYMERS

7.24 POLYOLS

7.25 RESORCINOL

7.26 ROSIN

7.27 SILANES

7.28 SILANE+SILICA

7.29 SILANE+SILICATE

7.30 SILANE+TITANATE

7.31 SILICATE+SILICA

7.32 SILICIC ACID ESTERS

7.33 SILICIC ACID ESTER+SIO2

7.34 SUCROSE ACETATE ISOBUTYRATE

7.35 SULFUR COMPOUNDS

7.36 TITANATES

7.37 ZIRCONATES

Chapter 8: SELECTION OF ADHESION PROMOTERS FOR DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES

8.1 ABS

8.2 ALKYD RESINS

8.3 CELLULOSE AND ITS DERIVATIVES

8.4 EPOXY RESIN

8.5 GLASS

8.6 METAL

8.7 POLY(3,4-ETHYLENEDIOXYTHIOPHENE)

8.8 POLYAMIDE

8.9 POLYANILINE

8.10 POLYCARBONATE

8.11 POLYDIMETHYLSILOXANE

8.12 POLYESTER

8.13 POLYETHERETHERKETONE

8.14 POLYETHYLENE

8.15 POLYIMIDE

8.16 POLY(LACTIC ACID)

8.17 POLYPROPYLENE

8.18 POLYSTYRENE

8.19 POLYSULFIDE

8.20 POLYSULFONE

8.21 POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE

8.22 POLYURETHANE

8.23 POLYVINYLALCOHOL

8.24 POLYVINYLBUTYRAL

8.25 POLYVINYLCHLORIDE

8.26 POLY(P-XYLYLENE)

8.27 PORCELAIN

8.28 RUBBER

8.29 TPO

Chapter 9: SELECTION OF ADHESION PROMOTERS FOR DIFFERENT PRODUCTS

9.1 ADHESIVES

9.2 AEROSPACE

9.3 AGRICULTURE

9.4 AUTOMOTIVE

9.5 BITUMEN

9.6 CERAMIC TILES

9.7 COATED FABRICS

9.8 COATINGS AND PAINTS

9.9 COIL COATING

9.10 COMPOSITES

9.11 CONSTRUCTION

9.12 COSMETICS

9.13 DENTAL

9.14 ELECTRODES

9.15 ELECTRONICS

9.16 FLOORING

9.17 FOOD APPLICATIONS

9.18 INKS

9.19 LAMINATES.

9.20 MEDICAL

9.21 MEMBRANES

9.22 METAL COATING

9.23 PHARMACEUTICAL

9.24 ROOFING

9.25 SEALANTS

9.26 TIRES

9.27 WATERPROOFING

9.28 WIRE &amp

CABLE

Chapter 10: ADHESION AND CORROSION PROTECTION

INDEX.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

Other Format:

Print version: Wypych, George Handbook of Adhesion Promoters

ISBN:

1-5231-5122-6

1-77467-019-4