2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-014-8244-x
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Castor oil-based polyurethane coatings containing benzyl triethanol ammonium chloride: synthesis, characterization, and biological properties

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“…[42][43][44][45] The second step of mass loss in temperature regions of 200-360 C with a maximum at 299 C (39% weight loss) was related to the thermal degradation of aliphatic hydrocarbons within polymer backbone. [46][47][48] The last mass loss at higher temperatures (360-500 C) with a maximum at 392 C (19%) was attributed to the degradation of the crosslinked structures generated during the second step. [46][47][48] The high residue at 600 C (22%) was expected since phosphorus-containing polymers produce char on burning.…”
Section: Investigation Of Chiral Polymersmentioning
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“…[42][43][44][45] The second step of mass loss in temperature regions of 200-360 C with a maximum at 299 C (39% weight loss) was related to the thermal degradation of aliphatic hydrocarbons within polymer backbone. [46][47][48] The last mass loss at higher temperatures (360-500 C) with a maximum at 392 C (19%) was attributed to the degradation of the crosslinked structures generated during the second step. [46][47][48] The high residue at 600 C (22%) was expected since phosphorus-containing polymers produce char on burning.…”
Section: Investigation Of Chiral Polymersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[46][47][48] The last mass loss at higher temperatures (360-500 C) with a maximum at 392 C (19%) was attributed to the degradation of the crosslinked structures generated during the second step. [46][47][48] The high residue at 600 C (22%) was expected since phosphorus-containing polymers produce char on burning. 43,49 The specific rotations for R-and S-polymers (P1 and P2) in DMSO (5 g/L) were + 20.8 and − 22.1 , respectively.…”
Section: Investigation Of Chiral Polymersmentioning
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“…Three major thermal decomposition steps were observed. The first step corresponded to the thermal degradation of the urethane unit at 190-220 • C; the second step corresponded to the thermal degradation of polyol at 300-360 • C; and the third step observed at 480-520 • C corresponded to the thermal degradation of aromatic isocyanate and hydrocarbons [39][40][41]. On the other hand, recycled-polyol-based RPUFs exhibited additional thermal degradation at 429 • C, corresponding to the degradation of recycled polyol.…”
Section: Characteristics Of Rpufs Prepared From the Recycled Polyol Bmentioning
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“…This stage corresponds to the thermal degradation of the urethane bonds that are formed in the hard segments and are characterized by being thermally unstable. 43 The second stage was approximately 390-430 °C, corresponding to the degradation of the soft segments. This is in agreement with Aung et al 41 , who synthesized Jatropha oil-based-polyurethane adhesives and determined that the hard segments decompose before the soft segments (close to 400 °C).…”
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