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A Study on Mechanical Characteristics of Phosphor Film Containing Methyl Silicone Resin Based on Crosslinking Reaction Analysis.

ABSTRACT: This study reveals a methodological research for predicting mechanical properties of phosphor films through the chemical crosslinking reaction of methyl silicone resin during fabrication of the phosphor films. Crosslinking point according to the type of methyl silicone resins was verified through the magnitude of the absorption peak of the functional group and the curing reaction heat. Then, we measured mechanical properties of the fabricated phosphor films. As a result, it was figured out that the number of the crosslinking point was directly proportional to the total curing reaction heat, and also affected the mechanical properties of the phosphor films. Based on the correlation of curing reaction heat and crosslinking point of the methyl silicone resins and mechanical properties of the fabricated phosphor films, we proposed a methodology that can understand and control the phosphor films in advance of finishing the fabrication of the final phosphor products.

SUBMITTER: Park JY

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6415198 | biostudies-other | 2018 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-other

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A Study on Mechanical Characteristics of Phosphor Film Containing Methyl Silicone Resin Based on Crosslinking Reaction Analysis.

Park Jeong Yeon JY Ko Young Bae YB La Moonwoo M Yoon Gil Sang GS

Polymers 20180326 4

This study reveals a methodological research for predicting mechanical properties of phosphor films through the chemical crosslinking reaction of methyl silicone resin during fabrication of the phosphor films. Crosslinking point according to the type of methyl silicone resins was verified through the magnitude of the absorption peak of the functional group and the curing reaction heat. Then, we measured mechanical properties of the fabricated phosphor films. As a result, it was figured out that ...[more]

PMID: 30966405

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