Preparation of Hydrophobic Metal Oxides by Dry Coupling Treatment Method Using Alkyltrimethoxysilane Agents

Oligomer formation reactions during the preliminary treatment of a solution system consisting of ATMS-EtOH-H2O, and the hydrophobic treatment of TiO2, Ti-Fe-Al composite oxide and α-Fe2O3, which have different numbers of surface OH groups, using various preliminarily treated alkyltrimethoxysilane (A...

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Published inHyōmen gijutsu Vol. 55; no. 3; pp. 186 - 191
Main Authors SANUKI, Sumiko, MIYANO, Masahide, YOSHINAGA, Toshihiro, MAJIMA, Hiroshi
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
English
Published Tokyo The Surface Finishing Society of Japan 2004
Hyomen Gijutsu Kyokai
Japan Science and Technology Agency
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Summary:Oligomer formation reactions during the preliminary treatment of a solution system consisting of ATMS-EtOH-H2O, and the hydrophobic treatment of TiO2, Ti-Fe-Al composite oxide and α-Fe2O3, which have different numbers of surface OH groups, using various preliminarily treated alkyltrimethoxysilane (ATMS) solutions, were investigated. The main findings were as follows: (1) The maximum M value, which is a parameter of the hydrophobic degree, for the metal oxides investigated showed a tendency to increase with the increase in the carbon number of the alkyl groups composing ATMS. The maximum M values of Ti-Fe-Al composite oxide and TiO2 appeared to be almost the same, whereas those of α-Fe2O3 were 10~20% smaller. The M values obtained with i-BTMS were lower than those with n-BTMS, despite the identities of the oxide tested. (2) There is an intimate relationship between the oligomer states in preliminarily treated solution and the maximum M values obtained for all metal oxides tested. (3) Although the hydrophobic treatment was performed using a theoretical amount of preliminarily treated ATMS, the maximum M values for all metal oxides tested increased with the increase in the number of OH groups on the substrate surface.
ISSN:0915-1869
1884-3409
DOI:10.4139/sfj.55.186