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| − | D.Grattan, M.Bilz "The Thermal Aging of Parylene and the Effect of Antioxidant" ''Studies in Conservation'', 36:44-52 1991. | + | ° D.Grattan, M.Bilz "The Thermal Aging of Parylene and the Effect of Antioxidant" ''Studies in Conservation'', 36:44-52 1991. ° B.Humphrey "The Application of Parylene Conformal Coating Technology to Archival and Artifact Conservation" ''Studies in Conservation'', 29(2), 1984. |
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Revision as of 07:53, 24 July 2013
Description
The generic name for a series of polymers based on paraxylylenes. Parylene is unique in that it can be vapor polymerized to form a thin continuous coating on a surface. Parylene adds mechanical strength and flexibility to the coated material. Parylene coating is irreversible and it is not light fast.
Synonyms and Related Terms
paraxylylene; parileno (Esp.); Parylene C; Parylene N
Other Properties
Soluble in hot orthodichlorobenzene or hot choronaphthalene. Insoluble in most other chemicals.
Hazards and Safety
Deteriorates in ultraviolet light.
Additional Information
° D.Grattan, M.Bilz "The Thermal Aging of Parylene and the Effect of Antioxidant" Studies in Conservation, 36:44-52 1991. ° B.Humphrey "The Application of Parylene Conformal Coating Technology to Archival and Artifact Conservation" Studies in Conservation, 29(2), 1984.
Comparisons
Physical Properties for Selected Thermoset Resins
General Characteristics of Polymers