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Effect of Corona on the Hydrophobicity Recovery Characteristics of HTV Silicone Rubber

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In this article, the hydrophobicity recovery characteristics of HTV silicone rubber after different corona deterioration time using the static contact angle method were investigated, and the experimental results show that the hydophobicity can get some recovery after the CORONA deterioration, but the procedure of hydrophibicity recovery would be varied with the corona degradation condition, moreover, the hydphobicity would not recover back to the initial value after a certain condition of corona degeneration.
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This paper has investigated the hydrophobicity recovery characteristics of HTV silicone rubber after different corona deterioration time using the static contact angle method. The experimental results show that the hydrophobicity of HTV silicone rubber can get some recovery after the corona deterioration, and the procedure of hydrophibicity recovery would be varied with the corona deterioration condition, moreover, the hydrophobicity would not recover back to the initial value after a certain condition of corona deterioration, even if the storage time is long enough.

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