2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2010.03.060
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Performance of oxidation resistant coatings for C/C composites as aircraft brakes

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“…In the process of photo-polymerization, the photoinitiator content determines the curing degree of the polymer. 36 As shown in Figure 4, the gel content greatly increases when the Chemcure-73W content increases from 1% to 3%. It can be ascribed to the UV-curable velocity, which is depended on the forming velocity of free radicals on the film surface.…”
Section: Effect Of Curing Conditionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…In the process of photo-polymerization, the photoinitiator content determines the curing degree of the polymer. 36 As shown in Figure 4, the gel content greatly increases when the Chemcure-73W content increases from 1% to 3%. It can be ascribed to the UV-curable velocity, which is depended on the forming velocity of free radicals on the film surface.…”
Section: Effect Of Curing Conditionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…On one hand, owing to the enhanced intermolecular interactions with increasing DMBA content, the molecular motion is restricted, and the molecular movement inside the film is hindered after the film surface is cured so that the curing degree is reduced, 36 resulting in decreased gel content and water resistance. On the other hand, the great increase in the DMBA content promotes the formation of more hydrophilic microdomains, leading to an abrupt decrease in gel content and water resistance.…”
Section: Effects Of Dmba Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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