Effect of Fe2+ and Cu2+ benzoxazine complexes and counter ions on the dielectric properties of SLA-printed composites
摘要
Based on prior studies of benzoxazine complexes with metal ions, this work investigates the effects of Fe2+ and Cu2+ ions on the dielectric properties of composites for stereolithographic 3D printing. BM was complexed with metal salts containing chloride (BM-FeCl2 and BM-CuCl2) or sulfate (BM-FeSO4 and BM-CuSO4) counter ions and incorporated into a commercial resin at 1 phr. The resulting composites exhibited dielectric constants ranging from 9 to 11, compared to 4.5 for commercial resin. Additionally, complexation kinetics differed with counter ions. These findings highlight the roles of both metal ions and counter ions in tuning the dielectric properties.
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