Optical properties and UV-curing behaviors of optically clear PSA-TiO2 nano-composites
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Abstract Optically clear PSAs-TiO2 nano-composites were investigated for the purpose of display. TiO2 nano-particles can be directly incorporated into the polymer matrix to form high refractive index PSAs-nanocomposites films. Moreover, this study also employed semi-interpenetrated structured polymer network through the process of UV-curing with high refractive trifunctional acrylic monomer. The optical properties of PSAs-TiO2 nano-composites were examined by using UV-visible spectroscopy and a prism coupler. Viscoelastic properties were obtained by ARES and adhesion performance was measured by the peel strength, probe tack and shear adhesion failure temperature. Furthermore, curing behaviors of the PSAs-TiO2 nano-composites were investigated by using FTIR-ATR and gel content.
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OpenAlex topics: Photopolymerization techniques and applications · Silicone and Siloxane Chemistry · Polymer composites and self-healing
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