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Common types of crosslinking agents include organic peroxides, silazanes, and certain specific organic compounds. Organic peroxides are one of the most commonly used crosslinking agents, decomposing at high temperatures to produce radicals that initiate crosslinking reactions between silane oligomers. Silazanes react with hydroxyl groups in silane oligomers to form stable silicon-nitrogen bonds, increasing the crosslinking density of silicone resin.
The amount of crosslinking agent used has a significant impact on the properties of silicone resin. Excessive crosslinking agents can make silicone resin too hard and brittle, while insufficient crosslinking agents can reduce its heat resistance and mechanical strength. Therefore, in silicone resin production, it is necessary to precisely control the amount of crosslinking agent to ensure the final product meets design requirements.
In addition, the timing of crosslinking agent addition and reaction conditions also affect the properties of silicone resin. After prepolymerization, the crosslinking agent is uniformly added to the silane oligomers and reacted under appropriate temperature and pressure to achieve the best crosslinking effect. At the same time, special attention is required for the storage and transportation conditions of crosslinking agents to avoid deterioration or failure.
In summary, as key additives in silicone resin production, crosslinking agents have a significant impact on the properties and application range of the final product. By selecting appropriate crosslinking agent types, precisely controlling the amount and reaction conditions, high-quality silicone resin can be produced to meet various industrial application needs.
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