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Grafting enhancement—Continual

The properties of thermosetting and thermoplastic resin systems are continually improved to meet increasing performance requirements of end users. One way to enhance material properties is to incorporate nano-modifiers, based on elastomeric silicone particles, which are optionally grafted with other (acrylic) polymers to control dispersibility, viscosity, and other parameters. As an example, epoxy resin formulations have been modified with silicone nanospheres to improve low-stress behavior. Table 1 shows the outstanding fracture toughness improvement of silicone coreshell nanospheres, even at very low particle loading levels. [Pg.977]

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Grafting enhancement