Abstract
Fluorinated graphene oxide@CeO2 (FGO@CeO2) was synthesized using an in-situ growth method and incorporated as a filler into epoxy resins to improve their UV aging resistance. On UV irradiation, it facilitated the surface enrichment of the modified epoxy resin (MEP), forming a UV-blocking layer. Incorporating FGO@CeO2 induced n→π* electronic transitions within the MEP and lowered the electronic excitation threshold, expanding the UV spectral absorption band and enhancing the UV absorption intensity. A 785% increase in the UV absorption capacity was achieved in the MEP compared with that in the pristine epoxy resin. After 300 h of UV exposure, the photothermal temperature rise in the MEP was 13.67 ± 2 °C higher than that in pure epoxy resin.
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