Transcription of Silicones - Compunds and Properties
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Creating tomorrow s solutionselastomers, PlastiCs & ComPositessiliConesCompounds and PropertiessiliCones a world of unlimited PossibilitiesContentIntroduction 4 The Element Silicon 5 The Structure of Silicones 7 Silicone Applications 10 Pyrogenic Silica 12 Organofunctional Silanes 13 Silicone Fluids 14 Silicone release Agents 15 Silicone Antifoam Agents 16 Silicone Textile Finishes 17 Silicone Rubber Compounds 18 Silicone Masonry Protection Agents 22 Silicone Resins 23 The History of Silicones 24 Silicones and Innovations 26 Science and Awards 28 WACKER at a Glance 31 ELASTOSIL and HDK are registered trademarks of Wacker Chemie are truly jacks of all trades, capable of standing up to the toughest of requirements. Modern life would be inconceivable without Silicones . And, thanks to the freedom for design-ing the silicone molecule, there are countless future applications still to encounter Silicones every day, though we hardly every notice them. Under the hood, silicone rubber protects the car electronics against moisture and dirt; in car lacquers silicone additives provide gloss; in washing machines, silicone antifoam agents prevent the detergent from foaming over; in shampoo they give hair its sheen; they provide woolen gar-ments with a typical soft hand, and, as silicone resin emulsion paints, they give masonry water repellency, while allowing water vapor and carbon dioxide to dif-fuse out of its also perform superbly in medi-cal applications, where high
Mold-Release Agents Textile Finishes Silicone Rubber Compounds RTV-1 Sealants Hydrolysis Tetrachlorosilane Silicon Crude Silane Mixture Silane Destillation Müller-Rochow Method Coal Electric Furnace Sand Methylchlorosilanes Reactor The production scheme for WACKER silicones 6. HigHlY fleXible elementarY
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