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Nanoestructuracion de resinas eposidicas

Authors: Peponi, Laura; Tercjak, Agnieszka; Serrano Torregrosa, Elena; Kenny, José María;

Nanoestructuracion de resinas eposidicas

Abstract

Las resinas epoxídicas pueden ser nanoestructuradas mediante diferentes tipos de copolímeros de bloque con un bloque miscible y otro inmiscible con la resina. El bloque inmiscible del copolímero de bloque puede autoensamblarse generando diferentes morfologías de redes termoestables nanoestructurada tales como esférica, hexagonal o lamelar. Redes termoestables nanoestructurada pueden ser utilizadas como plantillas para dispersar moléculas orgánicas o nanopartículas inorgánicas dando a la matriz epoxídica nuevas propiedades. Palabras claves: copolímeros de bloque, resinas epoxídicas, micro-separación de fases, nanocomposites, nanopartículas inorgánicas The epoxy resin can be nanostructured by different kinds of block copolymers, in which one of the blocks is partially miscible and the other one is immiscible with the epoxy system. The immiscible block of the block copolymer can microphase separate leading to different morphologies in the thermosetting nanostructured systems such as spherical, hexagonal and lamellar structures. Nanostructured thermosetting systems can act as templates for dispersion of organic molecules or inorganic nanoparticles leading to materials with new properties.

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Nanopartículas inorgánicas, Inorganic nanoparticles, Micro-separación de fases, Resinas epoxídicas, Microphase separation, Epoxy resin, Block copolymers, Nanocomposites, Copolímeros de bloque

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