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How are silicones used?
Silicones are highly valued materials because they have a combination of physical properties not found in other polymers. They have outstanding heat stability and can be used in applications where organic materials would melt or decompose. Many silicones seem to be impervious to the effects of aging, weather, sunlight, moisture, heat, cold, and some chemical assaults. Some silicones are used to stick, bond, or couple things together – a glue, if you please.
However, unique surface properties make silicones really different from other materials. The low surface tension of silicone fluids make them ideal for applications such as:
  Paper release agents
  Fiber lubricants
  Textile hand modifiers
  Mold release agents
  Antifouling materials
  Water repellents
In fact, silicones have been used as foam-control agents, anticaking aids, corrosion inhibitors, emulsifiers, lubricants, conditioners, and gloss enhancers – all because of their unique surface properties.

Amino

Adhesion promoter, coupling agent, and resin additive
Improves chemical bonding of resins to inorganic fillers and reinforcing materials
Used for epoxies, phenolics, melamines, nylons, PVC, acrylics, poly(olefins), poly(urethanes), and nitrile rubbers
Surface pretreatment of fillers and reinforcers

Vinyl

Used for free-radical, cross-linked polyester, rubber, poly(olefins), styrenics, and acrylics
Used to couple fiberglass to resins
Used to copolymerize with ethylene
Used to graft to poly(ethylene) for moisture cure

Epoxy

Adhesion promoter for epoxies, urethanes, and acrylics
Surface treatment for fillers and reinforcers

Methacryl

Adhesion promoter and coupling agent
Used for free-radical, cross-linked polyester, rubber, poly(olefins), styrenics, and acrylics
Used to couple fillers or fiberglass to resins
Moisture cross-linking of acrylics

Sulfur

Used as coupling agent for inorganic fillers in sulfur-vulcanized rubber mixtures

Alkyl

Hydrophobic surface treatment of fillers and inorganic surfaces
Silicone synthesis

Phenyl

Synthesis of silanes and siloxanes
Hydrophobic surface treatment
Hydrophobic additive to other silane coupling agents
Thermal stability additive to other silanes.