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Preparation of UV-curable PSAs by grafting isocyanate-terminated photoreactive monomers and the effect of the functionality of grafted monomers on the debonding properties on Si wafers

Hee‐Woong Park, Hyun‐Su Seo, Kiok Kwon, Seunghan Shin

2023RSC Advances11 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

was used, the 180° peel strength of 40% NDPM-grafted PSA decreased to 8.40 gf/25 mm, which was much lower than that of 40% AOI-grafted PSA (39.26 gf/25 mm). NDPM-grafted PSA also showed that its storage modulus shifted more to the upper right side of Chang's viscoelastic window than AOI-grafted PSA, and this is because NDPM provided a higher degree of crosslinking than AOI. Furthermore, SEM-EDS analysis showed that UV-cured NDPM-grafted PSA retained almost no residue on the silicon wafer after debonding.

Topics & Concepts

MonomerIsocyanateCuring (chemistry)AdhesivePolymer chemistryMaterials scienceUV curingGraftingWaferChemistryComposite materialPolymerLayer (electronics)PolyurethaneNanotechnologyPhotopolymerization techniques and applicationsSilicone and Siloxane ChemistryAdvanced Polymer Synthesis and Characterization
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