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Silanes and fluor monomers improve the performance of bio-based hybrid latices
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European Coatings
The aim of the study was to produce water-based polymer emulsions with hydrophobic properties by incorporating fluorinated and silane-containing monomers into the mini-emulsion polymerisation.
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Significantly improved hydrophobicity and thermal stabilityThe results show that the targeted modification with TFEMA and VTES significantly improves the hydrophobic properties, thermal stability and mechanical characteristics of the hybrid latexes.
The use of sustainable raw materials in combination with functional monomers thus offers great potential for future water-based coating systems with targeted performance properties – particularly with regard to environmental friendliness and functionality.
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