Propriedades estruturais e térmicas do híbrido orgânico/inorgânico PMMA-óxido de ferro um estudo teórico e experimental

Abstract

The constant research for new hybrid materials that can be optimized in their properties and performance in relation to both components is a challenge in the materials science. Poly (methyl methacrylate) is a polymer extensively studied to obtain new hybrid organic-inorganic materials due to their high thermal and mechanical resistance and several applications for this process are known. The combination with inorganic oxides and possible changes on this preparation may develop more and different properties, suggesting new practices and therefore a highly exploitable field. The union theory and experiment is essential to understand all the molecular information that involves structural changes and also the process of their fragmentation when exposed to different conditions of temperature or exposure to intense radiation and high energy, it is shown variations. Thus, this work contribute is based on information that combines theory-experiment in the study of hybrid PMMA-iron oxide. The results indicate some important factors that help to explain how the hybrid materials based on PMMA and iron oxide are interesting for materials science.