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Development of Polymeric Coating for Alkali-Free Thin Glass Muhammad Risyad Hasyim 1,2 , Dr. Michael Lanagan 1,3 , and Dr. Ramakrishnan Rajagopalan 1,3 1 Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics, Penn State University; 2 Department of Chemical Engineering, Penn State University; 3 Materials Research Institute, Penn State University Introduction - Alkali-free thin glasses, such as AF-45 Schott glass, has shown to have high breakdown strength, making it a suitable material for high energy capacitors 1 - Various types of coatings onto the glass surface can provide self healing capabilities as well as improved durability 2 - A 3-step surface polymerization, based on a study of modifying the surface of Au-coated Si wafer 3 , is explored as a method to synthesize uniform submicron coating on alkali-free thin glasses. Silanization Strategies Overall Synthesis Scheme 1. Silanization: modification of glass surface by coupling agents known as silanes. This is done by using a solution of 3-cyanopropyltriethoxysilane mixed in a 90% EtOH (pH=4) at 2, 4, and 10 vol%. The solutions are applied onto the glass with various strategies outlined below and dried at 100 o C. 2. Catalyst anchoring: a palladium complex is used as the polymer catalyst and anchored on to the silane layer by ligand exchange with the nitrile (-C≡N) group. This is done by immersing a silane-coated glass in a catalyst solution (nitrom for 12 – 24h. 3. Polymerization: glass is immersed from 12 – 24 h in a monomer (norbornene) solution where reaction between monomers may occur. - Silanization proves to be the most challenging step since de-wetting process limits uniformity of coating. - Dewetting refers to the breakage of thin liquid film, forming droplets on the surface - Various strategies were explored to ensure that this dewetting process is minimized. - Long bathing: a cleaned glass is immersed in a silane solution for 24 h, and taken out to be dried in the oven - This is the base method for other strategies. - Optionally, it can be rinsed with water prior to drying - Dip coating + blow dry: a cleaned glass is dipped inside a silane solution at a short period of time and dried by using a blow dryer. - Blow drying is used to speed up the drying and minimize de-wetting process - Dip coating + paper method: a cleaned glass is dipped in a silane solution and then placed between two weighing papers before being dried in the oven - The weighing papers help create a thin liquid interface that sticks on the glass, preventing any de-wetting process Figure 1: a qualitative illustration of the glass surface at the molecular level for each step in the development of polymeric coating. Figure 2: Illustration of a typical glass coated with silane solution before (left) and after drying (right). Dark blue marks indicate hardened silane droplets Figure 3: illustrations of various silanization strategies: Long bathing, dip coating + blow dry, and dip coating + paper method ATR-IR Results - ATR-IR (Attenuated total reflectance – infrared spectroscopy) is a molecular- level spectroscopy method that measures the response of a sample’s surface (0.5 to 2 μm) with an infrared light. - Information obtained is the absorption of infrared light by certain chemical functional groups due to vibrations they experience after absorbing infrared light. 1. Long bathing 2. Dip coating + blow dry 3. Dip coating + paper method 4. Polymerized glass result Acknowledgments - The authors would like to acknowledge the PPG Research Foundation and Materials Research Institute for funding and support of this research. References 1 T. Murata, P. Dash, E. Furman, C. Pantano, M. Lanagan, Journal of the American Ceramic Society 2012, 95. 2 M. Lanagan, C. Pantano, H. Lee, R. Rajagopalan, N. Smith, Self Healing High Energy Glass Capacitors, 2013, US 8542475 B2. 3 K. Dronavajjala, R. Rajagopalan, S. Uppili, A. Sen, D. Allara, H. Foley, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2006, 128. Conclusion - A 3-step polymerization was implemented on an alkali-free thin glass using norbornene as the base monomer. - Silanization step dictates the level of uniformity, with dip coating + paper method as the most successful strategy to apply silanes onto the glass. - IR data shows various glass samples with different volume percent. - Without rinsing, non- uniformity exists although silanes can be easily detected. - With water rinsing, silanes could not be detected. It is possible that either silanes were not attached or it exist as an undetectable monolayer - IR data shows a single glass sample using 4 vol% silane, - Formation of droplets are minimized, although smaller ones still exist (shown on the left for 1 and 2) - Silanes could not be detected on transparent regions. Plasible causes similar to a long bathed and rinsed glasses - IR data shows a single glass sample using 2 vol% silane. - Uniformity is more easily controlled and allows little to no droplets forming on the glass surface. White residues could still form. - Similarly, there are transparent regions where silanes could not be detected. - Surfaces of various glasses can be polymerized. A ‘naked-eye’ example is the 10 vol% long bathed glass (left), although there’s little uniformity on the surface. - Areas with hardened droplets have more polymer than other areas. (1) (3) (2) Aliphatic Aliphatic Aliphatic

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Page 1: Development of Polymeric Coating for Alkali-Free Thin Glass€¦ · 1. Silanization: modification of glass surface by coupling agents known as silanes. This is done by using a solution

Development of Polymeric Coating for Alkali-Free Thin GlassMuhammad Risyad Hasyim1,2

,Dr. Michael Lanagan1,3, and Dr. Ramakrishnan Rajagopalan1,31Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics, Penn State University; 2Department of Chemical Engineering, Penn State University;

3Materials Research Institute, Penn State University

Introduction- Alkali-freethinglasses,suchasAF-45Schottglass,hasshowntohavehigh

breakdownstrength,makingitasuitablematerialforhighenergycapacitors1- Varioustypesofcoatingsontotheglasssurfacecanprovideselfhealing

capabilitiesaswellasimproveddurability2- A3-stepsurfacepolymerization,basedonastudyofmodifyingthesurfaceof

Au-coatedSiwafer3,isexploredasamethodtosynthesizeuniformsubmicroncoatingonalkali-freethinglasses.

SilanizationStrategies

OverallSynthesisScheme

1. Silanization:modificationofglasssurfacebycouplingagentsknownassilanes.Thisisdonebyusingasolutionof3-cyanopropyltriethoxysilanemixedina90%EtOH(pH=4)at2,4,and10vol%.Thesolutionsareappliedontotheglasswithvariousstrategiesoutlinedbelowanddriedat100oC.

2. Catalystanchoring:apalladiumcomplexisusedasthepolymercatalystandanchoredontothesilanelayerbyligandexchangewiththenitrile(-C≡N)group.Thisisdonebyimmersingasilane-coatedglassinacatalystsolution(nitromfor12– 24h.

3. Polymerization:glassisimmersedfrom12– 24hinamonomer(norbornene)solutionwherereactionbetweenmonomersmayoccur.

- Silanizationprovestobethemostchallengingstepsincede-wettingprocesslimitsuniformityofcoating.

- Dewettingreferstothebreakageofthinliquidfilm,formingdropletsonthesurface

- Variousstrategieswereexploredtoensurethatthisdewetting processisminimized.

- Longbathing:acleanedglassisimmersedinasilanesolutionfor24h,andtakenouttobedriedintheoven

- Thisisthebasemethodforotherstrategies.

- Optionally,itcanberinsedwithwaterpriortodrying

- Dipcoating+blowdry:acleanedglassisdippedinsideasilanesolutionatashortperiodoftimeanddriedbyusingablowdryer.

- Blowdryingisusedtospeedupthedryingandminimizede-wettingprocess

- Dipcoating+papermethod:acleanedglassisdippedinasilanesolutionandthenplacedbetweentwoweighingpapersbeforebeingdriedintheoven

- Theweighingpapershelpcreateathinliquidinterfacethatsticksontheglass,preventinganyde-wettingprocess

Figure1:aqualitativeillustrationoftheglasssurfaceatthemolecularlevelforeachstepinthedevelopmentofpolymericcoating.

Figure2:Illustrationofatypicalglasscoatedwithsilanesolutionbefore(left)andafterdrying(right).Darkbluemarksindicatehardenedsilanedroplets

Figure3:illustrationsofvarioussilanizationstrategies:Longbathing,dipcoating+blowdry,and dipcoating+papermethod

ATR-IRResults- ATR-IR(Attenuatedtotalreflectance– infraredspectroscopy)isamolecular-

levelspectroscopymethodthatmeasurestheresponseofasample’ssurface(0.5to2μm) withaninfraredlight.

- Informationobtainedistheabsorptionofinfraredlightbycertainchemicalfunctionalgroupsduetovibrationstheyexperienceafterabsorbinginfraredlight.

1.Longbathing

2.Dipcoating+blowdry

3.Dipcoating+papermethod

4.Polymerizedglassresult

Acknowledgments- TheauthorswouldliketoacknowledgethePPGResearchFoundationandMaterials

ResearchInstituteforfundingandsupportofthisresearch.References1 T.Murata,P.Dash,E.Furman,C.Pantano,M.Lanagan,JournaloftheAmericanCeramicSociety 2012,95.2M.Lanagan,C.Pantano,H.Lee,R.Rajagopalan,N.Smith,SelfHealingHighEnergyGlassCapacitors,2013,US

8542475B2.3 K.Dronavajjala,R.Rajagopalan,S.Uppili,A.Sen,D.Allara,H.Foley,J.Am.Chem.Soc. 2006,128.

Conclusion- A3-steppolymerizationwasimplementedonanalkali-freethinglassusing

norbornene asthebasemonomer.- Silanization stepdictatesthelevelofuniformity,withdipcoating+paper

methodasthemostsuccessfulstrategytoapplysilanes ontotheglass.

- IRdatashowsvariousglasssampleswithdifferentvolumepercent.

- Withoutrinsing,non-uniformityexistsalthoughsilanescanbeeasilydetected.

- Withwaterrinsing,silanescouldnotbedetected.Itispossiblethateithersilaneswerenotattachedoritexistasanundetectablemonolayer

- IRdatashowsasingleglasssample using4vol%silane,

- Formationofdropletsareminimized,althoughsmalleronesstillexist(shownontheleftfor1and2)

- Silanescouldnotbedetectedontransparentregions.Plasiblecausessimilartoalongbathedandrinsedglasses

- IRdatashowsasingleglasssampleusing2vol%silane.

- Uniformityismoreeasilycontrolledandallowslittletonodropletsformingontheglasssurface.Whiteresiduescouldstillform.

- Similarly,therearetransparentregionswheresilanescouldnotbedetected.

- Surfacesofvariousglassescanbepolymerized.A‘naked-eye’exampleisthe10vol%longbathedglass(left),althoughthere’slittleuniformityonthesurface.

- Areaswithhardeneddropletshavemorepolymerthanotherareas.

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