Inorganic Functional Materials (Environmental Amenity and Electronic Materials) Inorganic ion capture agent IXE

Conventional organic ion exchange resins have the weaknesses of low heat resistance and poor resistance to organic solvents. Also, clay minerals and zeolite have been known as inorganic ion exchangers for long time. However, they have some weaknesses likepoor reproducibility of functions and lack of water resistance. IXE is a series of inorganic ion exchangers commercialized for the first time in the world by Toagosei to offset the weaknesses of conventional organic and inorganic ion exchangers.

Usage

Information technology: Electronic materials Computers Mobile information terminals Others

Home electronics: Televisions and DVD Lighting equipment

Environment and energy: Recycling Reduce environmental impact Others

Basic materials: Resin and rubber additives Paint, ink, coatings and adhesives Others

Lifestyle: Printing materials Packaging materials

Function

Barrier and protection Filtration Molding and processability Adhesiveness Corrosion resistance Water resistance Heat resistance Chemical resistance Dispersibility Low corrosiveness

Features
Usage
Specification

Features

IXE is an ion-trapping agent with superior ion-trapping and heat resistance properties. The reliability of electronic materials can be improved by adding this agent to sealants or other materials.

Superior heat resistance.
High ion selectivity; specific ions can be trapped through co-existing ions.
Effective even in conditions with almost no moisture.
High resistance to radiation means no deterioration even under strong radiation.
Superior resistance to organic chemicals and to melting resins.
High resistance to oxidation, meaning it can be used in oxidized environments.