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Epoxy
Epoxy
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O CH3
O C O
CH3
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DGEBH (IV)
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O
O
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TG of 5-amino-1-napthol (X)
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(2)
(3)
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Although the first and still most important epoxide resins are
of the glycidyl ether type, other epoxide resins have been
commercially marketed in recent years. These materials are
generally prepared by epoxidizing unsaturated compounds using
hydrogen peroxide or peracetic acid.
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O CH2OCO O
CH3 H3C
Unox epoxide 201 (XX)
O
O
Unox epoxide 206 (XXI)
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(3) Photoinitiator
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(1) Amines
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3 Laminates
MPD
High performance
composites and
coatings, adhesives,
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filament winding,
DDM
electrical
encapsulation
High performance
composites and
coatings, adhesives,
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filament winding,
DDS electrical
encapsulation
6 General Purpose
Piperidine
Adhesives
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TEA
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Type Application
Construction
adhesives, sealants,
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floring, concrete
bonding
Maintenance
coatings, castings,
Casting, potting,
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filament winding
Phthalic anhydride
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Improve heat
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temperature (HDT)
Pyromellitic dianhydride
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Chloroendic anhydride
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Type Application
Electrical laminates,
powder coatings,
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single-package
adhesive
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coatings
Malamine-formaldehyde resin
Fast-bake enamels,
Baked enamels,
Moulding
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coatings
Novolac
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1.5 MODIFIERS
1.5.1 DILUENTS
C12-14 aliphatic
glycidyl ether
Neopentylglycon
diglycidyl ether
Butanediol diglycidyl
ether
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1.5.2 FILLERS
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The epoxy resin containing schiff base in the main chain has
been synthesized by reacting above prepared monomers with
epichlordhydrine & bisphenol – A in weight proportions of 90:10,
70:30, 50:50, 30:70 and 10:90. The resins were characterized in
terms of viscosity, epoxy equivalent weight and IR spectroscopy.
C. Thermal study
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