silane
- noun
- /ˈsaɪleɪn/
- Specialized
- The researchers used a silane coupling agent to enhance the bonding between the glass and resin.
- silane coupling
- silane coupling agent
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Methane would be a good solvent for a silane-based system, for example, and it has the additional advantage that it stays liquid at low temperatures, so Saturn's moon Titan fits this particular environment.
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The mixture was vigorously stirred for 30 minutes, allowing the silane to hydrolyze and form reactive silanol groups.
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And we're going to flow, we're going to flow silane gas into the system right here.
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Moreover, Si element resulted from the silane coupling agent.
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From these results, it was suggested that amino groups were introduced to the CP surface successfully through the silane coupling process.
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Deionized water was used for all the experiments. Preparation of NH2-CP through a silane coupling technique.
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Solexel has made some progress with porous silicon technology licensed from IMEC, which grows crystalline silicon from silane gas through CVD.
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A silane coupling agent (3-aminopropyl) trimethoxysilane (> 97%) was purchased from Aladdin Reagent Company (Shanghai, China).
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Amino groups were first grafted onto the fibers of cellulose paper for anchoring silver ions (Ag+) through a silane coupling technique.
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Meanwhile, the hydroxyl stretching vibration appearing around 3428 cm-1 shifted and became weak after surface modification, probably because of the involvement of the OH groups during the silane condensation reaction.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Silane comes from silicon, the element, plus the chemical ending -ane, as in methane, so the word means a 'silicon-hydrogen' compound. That's why silane today refers to the silicon and hydrogen chemical used in industry and research.