adhesion Flashcards

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What is etching?

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The act or process of making designs/imprints on a surface by the corrosive action of acid-based solutions

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What is adhesion?

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The force that binds two dissimilar materials together when they are brought into intimate contact

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What are the criterias for adhesion?

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Intimate contact molecularly
~viscosity of adhesive 
~surface roughness of substrate
Formation of attractive bonds
Wettability
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4
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What is solid-liquid adhesion?

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Complete intimate contact

Secondary bonds- London forces

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What is solid-solid adhesion?

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Only specific places of contact due to surface roughness
Distance between interacting molecules should be <0.0007micrometers
Solved with intermediary

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What is an intermediary?

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Solid-liquid-solid

Liquid adhesive like glue sticking two pieces of paper together

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What is wettability?

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Ability of adhesive to contact substrate depends of wettability
Eg. Non-wetting, partial wetting, complete wetting

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What is surface energy?

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Imbalance that grt surface energy of material
Eg. Surface tension in liquids
Measured in milliJoules per square meter

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9
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How is perfect wetting achieved?

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Critical surface energy of the solid is greater than surface tension of liquid
Liquid spreads more over the surface

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What is the contact angle?

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The more the liquid spreads, the smaller the contact angle so the surface is more hydrophilic

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What are the mechanisms of adhesion?

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Physical, chemical, micromechanical and molecular entanglement

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What is physical adhesion?

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London forces, hydrogen bonding
Dipole interaction
Rapid and reversible but weak
Not suitable for permanent bonding but can be a precursor for chemical

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What is chemical adhesion?

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Covalent and ionic bonding
Sharing electrons
Strong bonds
Eg. Dental adhesives

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14
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What are dental adhesives?

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Solution of resin monomers inc.
~curing initiators
~inhibitors
~solvents
~inorganic fillers
Some better systems inc.
~polymerisable vinyl double bonds
~reactive isocyanate groups
~acrylate groups
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What is micromechanical adhesion?

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Microscopic undercuts
Resin flows in before setting 
Wettability is key
Clean surface
To break it must fracture
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What is molecular entanglement?

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Highly porous surface
Add monomer
No clear border between materials
Leaves a hybrid layer and adhesive resin on top