Bonding by Hydroxide-Catalyzed Hydration and Dehydration
TBMG-2558
01/01/2008
- Content
A simple, inexpensive method for bonding solid objects exploits hydroxidecatalyzed hydration and dehydration to form silicatelike networks in thin surface and interfacial layers between the objects. (Silicatelike networks are chemical-bond networks similar to, but looser than, those of bulk silica). The method can be practiced at room temperature or over a wide range of temperatures.
- Citation
- "Bonding by Hydroxide-Catalyzed Hydration and Dehydration," Mobility Engineering, January 1, 2008.