Problems with adhesives
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I want to add a certain type of adhesive to carbon nanotubes, and then compress those carbon nanotubes into shapes using a mold at room temperature. Since the resulting components are quite large in size and only 1 mm thick (used for capacitors and deionization purposes), I’m worried that they might break apart when removed from the mold. I’m not sure what type of adhesive would be suitable for this purpose Polytetrafluoroethylene and phenolic resin adhesives are commonly used in the literature; each has its advantages and disadvantages. So, which one should be chosen?
You can try using polyacrylate adhesives