NASA NTRS · 19900000226
Ethynyl-Terminated Imidothioethers And Derived Resins
Abstract
New toughened epoxies exhibit excellent properties, but temperatures at which used limited. Bismaleimide resins some of base materials being formulated to develop materials used at moderate temperatures. Work conducted on use of acetylenic (ethynyl) group to cross-link and extend chains of oligomers and polymers to obtain materials that perform at high temperatures. Work extended to ethynyl-terminated imidothioethers (ETI's). Tested primarily as adhesives and composite matrices and found to have useful properties in terms of processing, resistance to high temperature, fracture toughness, and resistance to solvents. Also have desirable mechanical properties. Potentially useful for aerospace and nonaerospace applications.
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Hergenrother, Paul M., Connell, John W., Bass, R. G.. 1990-05-01. Ethynyl-Terminated Imidothioethers And Derived Resins. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900000226
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