As a mainstream variety of silicone resins, methylphenyl silicone resin has become a key material in electronics, electrical engineering, coatings and other fields due to its excellent heat resistance, insulation and flame retardancy, and the innovation and optimization of its synthetic processes have become the focus of industry development. At present, the material mainly has two major synthetic routes: chlorosilane and alkoxysilane, each with its own advantages and highly segmented application scenarios.
The chlorosilane synthesis method can produce various products such as varnishes and solvent-free resins. Among them, the resin coating prepared by the block copolymerization process can resist high temperature up to 1200℃ and remain stable at 600℃, making it the first choice for high-end heat-resistant coatings; the process of alcoholysis followed by hydrolysis simplifies the procedure and becomes an important intermediate for resin modification. The alkoxysilane synthesis method has become a trend due to its easy reaction control, no hydrochloric acid emission and good environmental protection. Acid hydrolysis and two-stage hydrolysis condensation methods can precisely control product performance and greatly improve the stability of product quality.
Methylphenyl silicone resins prepared by different processes have been widely used in semiconductor packaging, glass fiber treatment, electrical molding compounds and other fields, providing material support for high-end manufacturing and also driving the upgrading of the organosilicon industry towards high performance and greenization.
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