Research On Inorganic Polymer Systems.
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Report Number: RTD TDR 63-4237
Author(s): McCloskey, A. L., Brotherton, R. J., Teach, W. C., Boone, J. L., Petterson, Lowell L.
Corporate Author(s): United States Borax Research Corporation
Date of Publication: 1963-12
Pages: 45
DoD Task:
Identifier: AD0439840
Abstract:
This report includes the results of investigations on the chemistry of thermally stable inorganic and semi-inorganic polymers. Two polymers, polydioxaborole and a polybenzodiazaboroline, have good thermal stability, however, high molecular weights are difficult to attain and they are water sensitive. In addition both systems lead to embrittlement of glass at high temperatures and adhere poorly to metal surfaces at high temperatures. New approaches to boronnitrogen polymers were investigated.
Provenance: Agricultural Research Service Southern Region Research Center
Author(s): McCloskey, A. L., Brotherton, R. J., Teach, W. C., Boone, J. L., Petterson, Lowell L.
Corporate Author(s): United States Borax Research Corporation
Date of Publication: 1963-12
Pages: 45
DoD Task:
Identifier: AD0439840
Abstract:
This report includes the results of investigations on the chemistry of thermally stable inorganic and semi-inorganic polymers. Two polymers, polydioxaborole and a polybenzodiazaboroline, have good thermal stability, however, high molecular weights are difficult to attain and they are water sensitive. In addition both systems lead to embrittlement of glass at high temperatures and adhere poorly to metal surfaces at high temperatures. New approaches to boronnitrogen polymers were investigated.
Provenance: Agricultural Research Service Southern Region Research Center