ArticleRSC advances2025
Tailoring substrate adhesion
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Abstract
Benzoheterocycle polyimides (PIs) demonstrate exceptional metal substrate adhesion, positioning them as high-performance alternatives to conventional heterogeneous adhesives. These materials significantly enhance the weather resistance of flexible batteries and facilitate the development of thinner and lighter PI-based aluminum-plastic flexible packaging. Through molecular engineering of benzoheterocycle PI backbones, a series of ternary copolyimides (BIBOPIs) were synthesized utilizing four structurally distinct flexible diamine monomers. The thermodynamic properties, solvent resistance, water absorption, and coating adhesion of BIBOPIs were systematically evaluated. The distinctive molecular architectures of flexible diamines impart unique physicochemical properties to BIBOPIs. The light transmittance of BIBOPIs incorporating 4,4'-diaminodiphenylsulfone (DDS) exceeds 73%, with BIBOPI-0.5DDS achieving a transmittance of 85% at a wavelength of 800 nm. The light transmittance of BIBOPI-0.5RODA is reduced compared to that of BIBOPI-0.3RODA as the content of flexible ether groups in the molecular chain increases, consequently limiting its visible light transmittance. With the incorporation of a third monomer, the glass transition temperature (
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