Inverse vulcanization enabled self-motivated polysulfide silane: An ultra-efficient interfacial architect in silica-filled elastomer hybrid

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Dong Wang; Yun Duan; Jialiang Chen; Yiting Zhang; Zhenghai Tang; Panchao Yin; Baochun Guo; Liqun Zhang

doi:10.1039/d5mh01179e

January 1, 2025Materials Horizons

Inverse vulcanization enabled self-motivated polysulfide silane: An ultra-efficient interfacial architect in silica-filled elastomer hybrid

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Key Points

The incorporation of polysulfide silane notably enhances compatibility between silica and elastomer, improving durability.
Experimental results show that the new silane coupling agent increases mechanical properties of composites over traditional methods.
This study utilizes a novel synthesis method to create an efficient interfacial agent for use in rubber formulations.
The findings support the potential for improved performance in elastomer composites through innovative silane applications.

Implication

Innovative polysulfide silane improves interfacial compatibility in silica-filled rubber composites.

Abstract

Incorporating sulfur-containing silane coupling agents (SSCAs) into silica-filled rubber composites is essential to improve the compatibility between silica and rubber matrix. However, the synthesis of SSCA requires multi-step processes and...

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Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f04935e559138a1a06e5cb https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh01179e

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Inverse vulcanization enabled self-motivated polysulfide silane: An ultra-efficient interfacial architect in silica-filled elastomer hybrid

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