Dual cure epoxy backseal formulation

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522 25, 522170, C08F 246

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ABSTRACT:
A photocopolymerizable composition for backsealing a ceramic carrier and process for using the composition is disclosed. The composition comprises: a liquid, multifunctional, bisphenol based epoxy; a liquid, multifunctional hydroxyl containing organic material; a complex onium salt photoinitiator; and, a complex cupric salt initiator. The composition utilizes a strong Bronstead acid for additional deep curing created by iodonium salt thermolysis.

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