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Interface Development in Ambient-Cured Epoxy Resin Bilayer Coatings [dataset] Open Access
The interfaces between layers of epoxy resin coatings are industrially important yet are challenging to study because of the inherent lack of chemical distinction and the highly cross-linked nature of the materials involved. Labelled probe molecules, acting either as proxies for epoxy resin components or penetrating solvents, reveal the significance of process parameters on the formation of the interface between epoxy resin layers. 4-Chlorophenyl glycidyl ether (4-ClPGE), which is similar in size and solubility to epoxy resin components, could penetrate much of the way into 150-micron ambient cured epoxy resin films, indicating the importance of interdiffusion for epoxy-epoxy interlayer adhesion. Increasing the temperature or duration of the ambient cure led to a systematic decrease in ingress of 4-ClPGE into an epoxy resin coating. Most significantly, either post-curing (80 °C, 16 hours) or curing at high relative humidity (80%) could prevent the ingress of the 4-ClPGE. The crosslink density of the interfacial region of 2-layer, post cured films were studied at the micron and nanometre scale using Raman mapping and neutron reflectometry respectively. No clear signs of interlayer adhesion failure were observed at either length scale, but distinctly different layers, attributed to the formation of an interphase region, could be observed by neutron reflection, at low ambient cure temperature. This disparity in composition would a source of interlayer stress under cyclical solvent loading in coatings, which may ultimately be responsible for coating failure.
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- Dataset
- Contributors
- Creator:
Bannister, Callum C
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Data curator: Bannister, Callum C 1
Editor: Bannister, Callum C 1
Data curator: Beeby, Andrew 1
Contact person: Thompson, Richard L 1
Creator: Guy, Alan 2
Creator: Mihaylova, Ralitsa 2
Data curator: Hall, Stephen 3
Data curator: Porter, Lucy A 1
Data curator: Cresswell, James D 1
1 Durham University, UK
2 Safinah Group, UK
3 STFC ISIS, UK
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EU-RDF
Safinah Group
- Research methods
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Raman Microscopy, Neutron reflection
- Other description
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Data for the neutron reflection experiments are available at https://doi.org/10.5286/ISIS.E.RB2220087
- Keyword
- Raman microscopy data
- Subject
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Chemistry
Materials
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- ark:/32150/r105741r80b
doi:10.15128/r105741r80b
- Rights
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY)
- Publisher
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Durham University
- Date Created
File Details
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- R.L. Thompson
- Date Uploaded
- 13 February 2025, 17:02:03
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- 18 February 2025, 13:02:24
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