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| The oxane bond (silicon-oxygen-silicon) that forms between the silane agent and the mineral filler can be especially vulnerable to hydrolysis, because this covalent bond has significant ionic character [1-9, 13-28]. The excellent heat stability of this carbon carbon covalent bond explains the superior heat aging characteristics of peroxide cured systems. When a covalent bond snaps, the sugar molecule goes slack, and the tip bounces back. |
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