"silicone fluid"
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모노하이드라이드 종결된 폴리디메틸실록산, 비대칭 (SOD-H101)
1,Polymer Matrix Single-terminal Silicone Graft Modification Utilizing the unique terminal silicon-hydrogen bond (Si-H) of asymmetric PDMS, directional hydrosilylation reaction with unsaturated double bonds and active hydroxyl sites of polymers such as polyether, acrylic resin, epoxy resin and ...
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모노하이드록시 종결된 폴리디메틸실록산, 비대칭 (SOD-Q403)
1. Asymmetric Controlled Cross-linking Silicone Precursor This product is a special asymmetric hydroxyl-terminated polydimethylsiloxane with unique monodihydroxy differential reactive structure. Different from symmetric bifunctional silicone monomers, its asymmetric hydroxyl activity gradient ...
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모노카비놀 말단 폴리디메틸실록산 비대칭(SOD-Q203)
1. Asymmetric Single-ended Reactive Modification Precursor This product is a high-performance asymmetric functional polydimethylsiloxane with single carbinol active terminal group and opposite inert silicone terminal. Different from traditional double-ended hydroxyl silicone, it features unilateral ...
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1,1,1,3,5,5,5-헵타메틸-3-[(트리메틸실릴)옥시]트리실록산(CAS NO. 17928-28-8)
1. High-Purity Low-Viscosity Silicone Fluid Synthetic Precursor 1,1,1,3,5,5,5-Heptamethyl-3-[(trimethylsilyl)oxy]trisiloxane is a fully methyl-substituted branched trisiloxane with ultra-low viscosity, high structural symmetry and excellent molecular stability. The completely saturated inert methyl ...
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트리메틸실라놀(TMS)(CAS 번호 1066-40-6)
1. Key Hydrolytic Intermediate for High-Purity Silicone Polymer Synthesis Trimethylsilanol is the most fundamental hydroxyl-functionalized monosilane intermediate in the organosilicon industry, possessing a single reactive silicon hydroxyl group and stable fully methylated saturated skeleton. It can ...
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트리클로로(6-페닐헥실)실란(CAS 번호 18035-33-1)
1. High-efficiency Silylation & Surface Grafting Reagent This product is a high-activity trifunctional chlorosilane containing long-chain phenylalkyl structure. The three reactive Si-Cl bonds can undergo rapid hydrolysis and condensation reactions with hydroxyl groups on inorganic substrate surfaces...
