UV Curing with Lasers

Figure 4 presents the FTIR spectra of the adhesive formulation F-01 (without photoinitiator), which was irradiated in the presence of oxygen with different laser pulse amounts. Results reveal the decrease of the absorption peak at 910 cm-1, corresponding to the S-1205 and C-500 vinyl groups (-CH=CH2...

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Published in:Adhesives & Sealants Industry 2013-06, Vol.20 (6), p.20
Main Authors: Vázquez, Cuauhtémoc Pozos, de la Garza, Alejandro C Esquivel, Vázquez, Raúl J Revilla, Elastómeros, Dynasol, de C V, S A, González, Eugenio Rodríguez
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adhesives
Advantages
Curing
Energy
Fourier transforms
Humidity
Lasers
Light
Polymerization
Radiation
Spectrum analysis
Ultraviolet radiation
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Summary:Figure 4 presents the FTIR spectra of the adhesive formulation F-01 (without photoinitiator), which was irradiated in the presence of oxygen with different laser pulse amounts. Results reveal the decrease of the absorption peak at 910 cm-1, corresponding to the S-1205 and C-500 vinyl groups (-CH=CH2) as photocrosslinking proceeds by increasing the number of laser pulses. The peak completely disappeared when the sample was irradiated with 100 laser pulses.
ISSN:1070-9592
2328-1049