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For this purpose, surface treatment of silica, alumina and calcium carbonate particles with a silane coupling agent having glycidoxy and amino groups was carried out by a wet-treatment method using 2-propanol as solvent. Physically adsorbed molecules were removed by alcohol washing, and the adsorption percent was measured by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). In the case of glycidoxy functional silane, the adsorption was about 35% for silica, and about 5% for alumina and calcium carbonate each. In the case of amino functional silane, the adsorption was about 60% for silica, about 35% for alumina, and about 40% for calcium carbonate. Judging from the electronegativity (as originally proposed by Linus Pauling), silica tends to form a covalent bond with the silanol group of silane, which is why the adsorption of silica is highest. The amino group of silane adsorbs to the hydroxy group on an inorganic particle surface by ionic interaction. An ionic interaction occurs easily in the order of calcium carbonate > alumina > silica. 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