Functional materials - Silane coupling agents from Gelest Inc.
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Silane coupling agents strongly bond organic and inorganic materials.
The effects obtained from the covalent bonding of organic silane and the substrate (inorganic material) include: - Wetting of the substrate - Modification of adhesive properties - Adjustment of immobilized heterogeneous catalysts - Regular orientation of the interfacial region - Alteration of distribution properties.
basic information
General silane coupling agents have two types of substituents with different functions. X is a hydrolyzable group, which can be an alkoxy group, an acrylate group, a halogen, or an amine. It hydrolyzes to give a reactive silanol group. R is a non-hydrolyzable organic substituent that has a functional group providing desirable properties to the silane.
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Applications/Examples of results
One example of a method is chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Silane can be applied using chemical vapor deposition under anhydrous, non-protonic conditions. This method is suitable for creating monolayers. For other applications and achievements, please refer to the catalog.
