Application of organosilanes in titanium-containing organic–inorganic hybrid coatings

Li, Haibo; Sun, Li; Li, Weihua

doi:10.1007/s10853-022-07488-y

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“…Furthermore, the coating's corrosion resistance was significantly enhanced. Li et al [56] clarified the roles of titanium-containing materials in improving coatings when studying organic-inorganic hybrid coatings. As Kuznetsov analyzed [57], appropriately selected inhibitors will form a durable protective layer on the surface, preventing the formation of corrosion.…”

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Comparison of Friction Properties of GI Steel Plates with Various Surface Treatments

Tomáš,

Németh,

Evin

et al. 2024

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This article presents the improved properties of GI (hot-dip galvanized) steel plates in combination with a special permanent surface treatment. The substrate used was hot-dip galvanized deep-drawn steel sheets of grade DX56D + Z. Subsequently, various surface treatments were applied to their surface. The coefficient of friction of the metal sheets without surface treatment, with a temporary surface treatment called passivation, and a thin organic coating (TOC) based on hydroxyl resins dissolved in water, Ti and Cr3+ were determined by a cup test. The surface quality and corrosion resistance of all tested samples were also determined by exposing them for up to 288 h in an atmosphere of neutral salt spray. The surface microgeometry parameters Ra, RPc and Rz(I), which have a significant influence on the pressing process itself, were also determined. The TOC deposited on the Zn substrate was the only one to exhibit excellent lubrication and anticorrosion properties, resulting in the lowest surface microgeometry values owing to the uniform and continuous layer of the thin organic coating compared to the GI substrate and passivation surface treatment, respectively.

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Comparison of Friction Properties of GI Steel Plates with Various Surface Treatments

Tomáš,

Németh,

Evin

et al. 2024

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“…It shows that either as such silane modified biochar or their further modification have been used for different purposes including water treatment, nanoparticles capture, polymer reinforcement, membranes, road engineering, land fill cover, etc. Titanates are well known coupling agents in composite science and technology 38,39 generally speaking, and more specifically in the domain of dental materials. 40,41 They are proposed for the fabrication of robust dental composite materials.…”

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Surface Treatment of Biochar: Methods, Surface Analysis and Potential Applications. A Comprehensive Review

Gęca¹,

Khalil²,

Bhakta³

et al. 2023

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In the recent years, biochar has emerged as a remarkable biosourced material for addressing global environmental, agricultural, biomedical, and energy challenges. However, the performances of biochar rest in part on finely tuning its surface chemical properties, intended to obtain specific functionalities. In this review, we tackle surface treatment of biochar with silane and other coupling agents such as diazonium salts, titatantes, ionic/non-ionic surfactants, as well as nitrogen-containing (macro)molecules. We summarize the recent progress achieved mostly in the last five years, and correlate the nature and extent of functionalization to eye catchy end applications of the surface engineered biochar.

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“…Titanates are well-known coupling agents in composite science and technology [58,59], generally speaking, and more specifically, in the domain of dental materials [60,61]. They are proposed for the fabrication of robust dental composite materials.…”

Section: Titanate Surface Modifiersmentioning

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Surface Treatment of Biochar—Methods, Surface Analysis and Potential Applications: A Comprehensive Review

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In recent years, biochar has emerged as a remarkable biosourced material for addressing global environmental, agricultural, biomedical, and energy challenges. However, the performances of biochar rest in part on finely tuning its surface chemical properties, intended to obtain specific functionalities. In this review, we tackle the surface treatment of biochar with silane and other coupling agents such as diazonium salts, titanates, ionic/non-ionic surfactants, as well as nitrogen-containing (macro)molecules. We summarize the recent progress achieved mostly in the last five years and correlate the nature and extent of functionalization to eye-catchy end applications of the surface-engineered biochar.

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Application of organosilanes in titanium-containing organic–inorganic hybrid coatings

Cited by 7 publications

References 104 publications

Comparison of Friction Properties of GI Steel Plates with Various Surface Treatments

Comparison of Friction Properties of GI Steel Plates with Various Surface Treatments

Surface Treatment of Biochar: Methods, Surface Analysis and Potential Applications. A Comprehensive Review

Surface Treatment of Biochar—Methods, Surface Analysis and Potential Applications: A Comprehensive Review

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