Bonding PVDF Piezoelectric Material on Glass/Teflon

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Bonding PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) piezoelectric material to glass or Teflon without compromising its piezoelectric properties is feasible. The recommended method involves treating the surfaces with sodium naphthenate, which enhances adhesion while preserving the material's functionality. This technique is crucial for applications requiring reliable piezoelectric performance in conjunction with non-stick surfaces like Teflon.

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  • Understanding of PVDF piezoelectric properties
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  • Basic chemistry of sodium naphthenate
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Hi,
Would somebody know if it is possible to bond pvdf piezoelectric material on glasse or teflon without making it losing its piezoelectric properties?
Thank you!

Damien
 
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