Jineun Lee

1 Introduction Fogging is a light scattering phenomenon of water droplets formed when vaporous water molecules condense on a cold surface. Not only can this cause the inconvenience of blurring of glasses, windshields, mirrors, and goggles, thus affecting vision, but it can also distort images in optical equipment that requires high precision.

1 Introduction Laminated glass has been used as safety glass since its invention in 1936.[1] It is mainly used for automobile windshields and building structures because it resists external impacts and prevents the scattering of fragments to avoid injury.[2-5] The interlayer plays a very important role in laminated glass.

In this study, we attempted to manufacture acrylamide-based soft contact lenses with high elastic modulus, tensile strength, water content, and oxygen transmissibility. For this purpose, colorless and transparent aramids were prepared using diamine monomers with strong electron-withdrawing groups such as CF3 and sulfone groups. These aramids were used as reinforcing agents.