Silane coupling agent is known as the "universal glue" in the chemical world because it can build a "bridge" between two completely different materials. Whether it is glass fiber and resin, or paint and metal, silane coupling agent can make them "hold hands" tightly through its unique chemical structure. One end of its molecule contains an active methoxy group, which can react with the hydroxyl group on the surface of inorganic materials (such as glass and metal); the other end contains an amino or epoxy group, which can be combined with organic materials (such as resin and paint). This "double-sided tape" property allows silane coupling agents to show their prowess in the fields of composite materials, coatings, adhesives, etc. The next time you see a lightweight car or a high-performance aircraft, don't forget that silane coupling agents may be the "invisible hero" behind them!


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