2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcis.2020.08.001
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Evaporation-driven self-assembly of binary and ternary colloidal polymer nanocomposites for abrasion resistant applications

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“…Multi-layered films and coatings have numerous applications, ranging from pharmaceuticals 1,2 to photovoltaic devices 3 and automobiles. 4 Stratified microstructures with designed surfaces 5 are known to tailor coating properties, including the abrasion resistance, 6,7 wetting, 8,9 antifouling, 10 corrosion resistance, 11 and even flame retardancy. 12 Self-stratifying coatings 13 offer greater sustainability through efficient use of resources: materials, time and energy.…”
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“…Multi-layered films and coatings have numerous applications, ranging from pharmaceuticals 1,2 to photovoltaic devices 3 and automobiles. 4 Stratified microstructures with designed surfaces 5 are known to tailor coating properties, including the abrasion resistance, 6,7 wetting, 8,9 antifouling, 10 corrosion resistance, 11 and even flame retardancy. 12 Self-stratifying coatings 13 offer greater sustainability through efficient use of resources: materials, time and energy.…”
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“…Most of the reports in the literature have investigated colloidal binary systems of large and small particles. However, there have been some experiments 6 and simulations 28 considering stratification in ternary systems consisting of colloids of three different sizes and also experiments on polydisperse systems. 29 Elsewhere, mixtures of colloids with polymers in dilute solutions have been investigated in experiments, 19 simulations, 18,20 and theory 30 with a Pe defined for the coiled chains.…”
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“…These latex/CTAB dispersions were vortexed for 15 s, sonicated for 1 min, and vortexed again for 1 min to ensure adequate mixing. The silica dispersion was then added to obtain a silica volume fraction (in the initial wet films) of 0.013 as per our previous experiments 7 (with a latex volume fraction of 0.062). The resulting silica volume fraction of the dried films was 0.17.…”
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“… 1 These dispersions are known as latexes and are commonly used in paints, 2 inks, 3 adhesives, 4 and cosmetics. 5 Dual-layered films, which can provide specific surface properties, are highly desirable for applications such as antibacterial coatings, 6 abrasion resistant paints, 7 antireflective coatings, 8 and inkjet printing. 9 In recent years, it has been shown that size segregation during drying of bimodal or polydisperse colloidal mixtures offers a promising method to produce stratified films containing two layers through a single-step process, 10 reducing production time and cost compared with conventional multistep deposition methods.…”
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