Abstract
In this paper, titanium dioxide (TiO2)/phenolphthalein-type polyimide (PPPI) composite was synthesized in situ polymerization, the diamino phenolphthalein type compound and dimethylacetamide as the matrix, and TiO2 as the filler. The mechanical property and thermal conductivity properties were used to characterize the properties of the obtained composite. A diamine monomer containing more benzene rings of phenolphthalein and an ether bond in its main chain were prepared, synthesized by a nucleophilic substitution reaction and a hydrazine hydrate reduction reaction. Polyimide composite had the same structure as that of a diamine monomer. And it was synthesized by solution imidization and heat imidization. The results showed that TiO2 improved the dispersibility, alignment and interfacial strength of the TiO2/PPPI composite. The mechanical property of polyimide composite was increased with the increasing TiO2 loading. And a suitable addition of TiO2 could enhance the mechanical properties of polyimide system. Compared to polyimide resin, the TiO2/PPPI composite had a higher thermal conductivity with the increasing of TiO2 content. All of these changes in properties were closely correlated with the TiO2/PPPI composite, which could form an interaction interface structure in the system.
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