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- 2017Voltage-stabilised elastomers with increased relative permittivity and high electrical breakdown strength by means of phase separating binary copolymer blends of silicone elastomerscitations
- 2016Mechanically compliant electrodes and dielectric elastomers from PEG-PDMS copolymers
- 2016Silicone elastomers with aromatic voltage stabilizers
- 2015Enhancement of dielectric permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG multiblock copolymers in silicone elastomerscitations
- 2015Enhancing relative permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG multi block copolymers in binary polymer blends
- 2015Enhancing relative permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG multiblock copolymers in binary polymer blends
- 2015A soft and conductive PDMS-PEG block copolymer as a compliant electrode for dielectric elastomers
- 2015Improving dielectric permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG block copolymer into PDMS network
- 2014Improving dielectric permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG block copolymer into PDMS network
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Enhancement of dielectric permittivity by incorporating PDMS-PEG multiblock copolymers in silicone elastomers
Abstract
A silicone elastomer from PDMS-PEG multiblock copolymer has been prepared by use of silylation reactions for both copolymer preparation and crosslinking. The dielectric and mechanical properties of the silicone elastomers were carefully investigated, as well as the morphology of the elastomers was investigated by SEM. The developed silicone elastomers were too conductive to be utilized as dielectric elastomers but it was shown that when the above silicone elastomers were mixed with a commercial silicone elastomer, the resulting elastomer had very favourable properties for dielectric elastomers due to a significantly increased dielectric permittivity. The conductivity also remained low due to the resulting discontinuity in PEG within the silicone matrix.