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NASA NTRS · 19940000629

Fluorinated Poly(Phenylene Ether Ketones)

Abstract

Fluorinated poly(phenylene ether ketones) are colorless, transparent, low-dielectric-constant, highly thermally stable polymers. Particularly suitable for use as film and coating materials in electronic and thermal-control applications such as; passivant insulating coats and interlevel dielectrics in microelectronic circuits, or as protective transparent coats on solar cells or mirrors. Solubility and transparency of 12F-PEK along with its lower dielectric constant and other properties make it more useful as dielectric film and coating material in many applications.

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St. Clair, Anne K., Cassidy, Patrick E., Tullos, Gordon L.. 1994-11-01. Fluorinated Poly(Phenylene Ether Ketones). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000629

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