Acrylate nanocomposite material
AssigneeNational Taiwan University
InventorsWei-Fang Su, Sheng-Hao Hsu, Chein-Chih Lin, Min-Huey Chen
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Abstract
The present invention discloses an acrylate nanocomposite material which can apply to optoelectronic device encapsulation, dental restorations and light waveguide. The acrylate nanocomposite material comprises an inorganic nano-particle, an acrylate monomer with at least one acrylate group, an imidized acrylate oligomer and a photo-initiator. The acrylate nanocomposite material photopolymerizes to form an organic/inorganic 3D network wherein the absorption (%) is 0.01 to 5.00 and the permeability (g mm/m2 day) is 0.01 to 10.00 thereof. In addition, the transmittance of the nanocomposite is over 90%.
Claims14
An acrylate nanocomposite material, comprising:
- a inorganic nano-particle obtained from an inorganic nano-particle colloidal solution and a coupling agent, said inorganic nano-particle colloidal solution comprising a surface that has a first inorganic nano-particle with a first silanol functional group, said coupling agent comprising an acrylate group at one end, and one to three alkoxide group at the other end, wherein said coupling agent undergoes a hydrolysis reaction after which said alkoxide group forms a second silanol functional group, said first and second silanol functional groups then react with each other to form a bonding therebetween, resulting in a reactive acrylate group on the surface of said inorganic nano-particle;
- an acrylate monomer with at least two acrylate groups;
- an imidized acrylate oligomer which comprises a first structure and a second structure, said first structure comprising an imide oligomer formed from a diamine monomer and a dianhydride monomer, said second structure is a hydroxy acrylate monomer;
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- a photo-initiator, wherein said acrylate nanocomposite material has an organic/inorganic 3D network formed through a photopolymerization reaction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.