Abstract
We have developed a thermally conductive flexible elastomer as a composite material with slide-ring (SR) materials and boron nitride (BN) particles surface-modified via plasma in solution. This composite shows excellent properties as a flexible insulator for thermal management. Surface modification of BN particles using plasma in solution increases the tensile strength, extension ratio at break, toughness, and rubber characteristics of the composites, compared to SR and non-modified BN, while the Young's modulus values are identical. Furthermore, the thermal conductivity also improved as a result of plasma surface modification.
Highlights
Conductive tough flexible elastomers as composite of slide-ring materials and surface modified boron nitride particles via plasma in solution
We have developed a thermally conductive flexible elastomer as a composite material with slidering (SR) materials and boron nitride (BN) particles surface-modified via plasma in solution
One example of mechanical strength improvements via surface modification involves composite materials of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and Nylon 6.13 there is no report on the effect of plasma-surface modification on composite materials with SR
Summary
Conductive tough flexible elastomers as composite of slide-ring materials and surface modified boron nitride particles via plasma in solution. We have developed a thermally conductive flexible elastomer as a composite material with slidering (SR) materials and boron nitride (BN) particles surface-modified via plasma in solution.
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