• Journal of Inorganic Materials
  • Vol. 34, Issue 7, 685 (2019)
Hao-Geng LI1、2, Hong-Yu GU1, Yu-Zhi ZHANG1、2、*, Li-Xin SONG1、2、*, Ling-Nan WU1, Zhen-Yi QI1, and Tao ZHANG1
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Inorganic Coatings Materials CAS, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200050, China
  • 2Center of Materials Science and Optoelectronics Engineering, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
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    DOI: 10.15541/jim20180515 Cite this Article
    Hao-Geng LI, Hong-Yu GU, Yu-Zhi ZHANG, Li-Xin SONG, Ling-Nan WU, Zhen-Yi QI, Tao ZHANG. Surface Protection of Polymer Materials from Atomic Oxygen: a Review[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2019, 34(7): 685 Copy Citation Text show less
    Molecular structure of polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) [24]
    1. Molecular structure of polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) [24]
    PI surface modification to form polyamic acid: NaOH hydrolysis of PI (Step 1) to form sodium salt of polyamic acid followed by acidification (Step 2) to form polyamic acid[50]
    2. PI surface modification to form polyamic acid: NaOH hydrolysis of PI (Step 1) to form sodium salt of polyamic acid followed by acidification (Step 2) to form polyamic acid[50]
    SEM images of AO exposed (effective fluence ~2.0×1020atoms/cm2) samples: untreated samples[52,53] (a) masked section and (b) exposed section, images of ImplantoxTM treatment being (c) masked and (d) exposed sections, and AO exposed (e) Implantox-treated section and (f) untreated sections
    3. SEM images of AO exposed (effective fluence ~2.0×1020atoms/cm2) samples: untreated samples[52,53] (a) masked section and (b) exposed section, images of ImplantoxTM treatment being (c) masked and (d) exposed sections, and AO exposed (e) Implantox-treated section and (f) untreated sections
    SEM images of AO exposed (effective fluence~ 2.0×1020 atoms/cm2) sample surfaces morphology[56]: untreated original PI and (b) SiO2 coated PI
    4. SEM images of AO exposed (effective fluence~ 2.0×1020 atoms/cm2) sample surfaces morphology[56]: untreated original PI and (b) SiO2 coated PI
    Initial (left, t=0) and final (right, t=35 ps) simulation snapshots of different PI protection system under AO impact[71]:PI-grafted (a) 15wt% POSS and (b) 30wt% POSS; 15wt% graphene (c) randomly oriented and (d) aligned
    5. Initial (left, t=0) and final (right, t=35 ps) simulation snapshots of different PI protection system under AO impact[71]:PI-grafted (a) 15wt% POSS and (b) 30wt% POSS; 15wt% graphene (c) randomly oriented and (d) aligned
    Potential barrier of an O atom permeating into interlayer of double-layer graphene with matched divacancy defect[74]
    6. Potential barrier of an O atom permeating into interlayer of double-layer graphene with matched divacancy defect[74]
    SampleF/(×1020 O atom•cm-2)ΔM/mgA/cm2M/A)/(mg•cm-2)E/(×10-24, cm3atom-1)
    Kapton3.095.033.141.603.65
    SiOx coated PI3.090.173.140.050.12
    Table 1. Erosion yield of atomic oxygen on PI samples[56]
    Hao-Geng LI, Hong-Yu GU, Yu-Zhi ZHANG, Li-Xin SONG, Ling-Nan WU, Zhen-Yi QI, Tao ZHANG. Surface Protection of Polymer Materials from Atomic Oxygen: a Review[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2019, 34(7): 685
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