Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior

The architecture of an epoxy matrix was modified by curing the resin with mono-/diamine mixtures having identical chemical structures. Both hole volume and specific volume variations were studied by positron annihilation lifetime spec-troscopy and pressure-volume-temperature/density measurements, re...

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Autores principales: Blanco, Miguel, Goyanes, Silvia Nair
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spelling paper:paper_08876266_v47_n13_p1240_Blanco2023-06-08T15:46:55Z Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior Blanco, Miguel Goyanes, Silvia Nair Crosslink density Crosslinking Intermolecular interactions Microstructure-properties relationships Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy Thermosets Chain extenders Chain packing Chemical structure Cooperative motion Cross-link densities Crosslink density Crosslinked Cured epoxy Curing agents Epoxy matrices Fracture property Glass transition temperature Intermolecular interactions Key factors Mechanical behavior Nonstoichiometric Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy Positron annihilation lifetimes Room temperature Small variations Specific volume Amines Brittleness Curing Fracture Functional groups Glass transition Mechanical properties Microstructure Positron annihilation Positron annihilation spectroscopy Resins Structure (composition) Thermosets Crosslinking The architecture of an epoxy matrix was modified by curing the resin with mono-/diamine mixtures having identical chemical structures. Both hole volume and specific volume variations were studied by positron annihilation lifetime spec-troscopy and pressure-volume-temperature/density measurements, respectively. The average hole volume of the networks at room temperature slightly increased when the monoaminic chain extender content increased. The increment in the intermolecu-lar interactions between functional groups of the networks chains, ([0-9]{4})ue to the less hindered nitrogen introduced by the monoamine, appears to be the responsible for the observed behavior. Besides, only small variations on the specific volume were observed on increasing the monoamine content, which points out that for a cured epoxy system, the chemical structure of the curing agent is mainly responsible for chain packing in the networks. On the other hand, intermolecular interactions between chains were considered as the key factor for fixing stiffness and strength. Thus, it was observed that the increase of the intermolecular interactions with the monoamine content produced a decrease in the sub-Tgsmall-range cooperative motions, which increased the low-deformation mechanical properties at temperatures between b and a relaxations. This conclusion could be applied to previous investigations with epoxy matrices not fully crosslinked (nonstoichiometric or noncompletely cured formulations). Finally, it was found that fracture properties do not significantly depend either on the hole volume or on the intermolecular interactions. Fracture properties are more dependent on the crosslink density and the glass transition temperature. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Fil:Blanco, M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Goyanes, S. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2009 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_08876266_v47_n13_p1240_Blanco http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08876266_v47_n13_p1240_Blanco
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topic Crosslink density
Crosslinking
Intermolecular interactions
Microstructure-properties relationships
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Thermosets
Chain extenders
Chain packing
Chemical structure
Cooperative motion
Cross-link densities
Crosslink density
Crosslinked
Cured epoxy
Curing agents
Epoxy matrices
Fracture property
Glass transition temperature
Intermolecular interactions
Key factors
Mechanical behavior
Nonstoichiometric
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Positron annihilation lifetimes
Room temperature
Small variations
Specific volume
Amines
Brittleness
Curing
Fracture
Functional groups
Glass transition
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
Positron annihilation
Positron annihilation spectroscopy
Resins
Structure (composition)
Thermosets
Crosslinking
spellingShingle Crosslink density
Crosslinking
Intermolecular interactions
Microstructure-properties relationships
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Thermosets
Chain extenders
Chain packing
Chemical structure
Cooperative motion
Cross-link densities
Crosslink density
Crosslinked
Cured epoxy
Curing agents
Epoxy matrices
Fracture property
Glass transition temperature
Intermolecular interactions
Key factors
Mechanical behavior
Nonstoichiometric
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Positron annihilation lifetimes
Room temperature
Small variations
Specific volume
Amines
Brittleness
Curing
Fracture
Functional groups
Glass transition
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
Positron annihilation
Positron annihilation spectroscopy
Resins
Structure (composition)
Thermosets
Crosslinking
Blanco, Miguel
Goyanes, Silvia Nair
Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
topic_facet Crosslink density
Crosslinking
Intermolecular interactions
Microstructure-properties relationships
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Thermosets
Chain extenders
Chain packing
Chemical structure
Cooperative motion
Cross-link densities
Crosslink density
Crosslinked
Cured epoxy
Curing agents
Epoxy matrices
Fracture property
Glass transition temperature
Intermolecular interactions
Key factors
Mechanical behavior
Nonstoichiometric
Positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopy
Positron annihilation lifetimes
Room temperature
Small variations
Specific volume
Amines
Brittleness
Curing
Fracture
Functional groups
Glass transition
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
Positron annihilation
Positron annihilation spectroscopy
Resins
Structure (composition)
Thermosets
Crosslinking
description The architecture of an epoxy matrix was modified by curing the resin with mono-/diamine mixtures having identical chemical structures. Both hole volume and specific volume variations were studied by positron annihilation lifetime spec-troscopy and pressure-volume-temperature/density measurements, respectively. The average hole volume of the networks at room temperature slightly increased when the monoaminic chain extender content increased. The increment in the intermolecu-lar interactions between functional groups of the networks chains, ([0-9]{4})ue to the less hindered nitrogen introduced by the monoamine, appears to be the responsible for the observed behavior. Besides, only small variations on the specific volume were observed on increasing the monoamine content, which points out that for a cured epoxy system, the chemical structure of the curing agent is mainly responsible for chain packing in the networks. On the other hand, intermolecular interactions between chains were considered as the key factor for fixing stiffness and strength. Thus, it was observed that the increase of the intermolecular interactions with the monoamine content produced a decrease in the sub-Tgsmall-range cooperative motions, which increased the low-deformation mechanical properties at temperatures between b and a relaxations. This conclusion could be applied to previous investigations with epoxy matrices not fully crosslinked (nonstoichiometric or noncompletely cured formulations). Finally, it was found that fracture properties do not significantly depend either on the hole volume or on the intermolecular interactions. Fracture properties are more dependent on the crosslink density and the glass transition temperature. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
author Blanco, Miguel
Goyanes, Silvia Nair
author_facet Blanco, Miguel
Goyanes, Silvia Nair
author_sort Blanco, Miguel
title Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
title_short Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
title_full Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
title_fullStr Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
title_full_unstemmed Intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
title_sort intermolecular interactions on amine-cured epoxy matrices with different crosslink densities. influence on the hole and specific volumes and the mechanical behavior
publishDate 2009
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