Highlights from the Faraday Discussion on Carbon Dioxide Utilisation, Sheffield, UK, September 2015

Castro‐Osma, José A.; Dodson, Jennifer R.; Ingram, Ian D. V.; Moss, M.K.; North, Michael; Quadrelli, Elsje Alessandra; Quintana-Gómez, Laura; Reed, Dan G.; Styring, Peter; Villa-Zaragoza, Ana

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“…A structurally different heterocycle, called oxazolidinone (22), can be synthesized by an addition reaction of isocyanates (18) with epoxides (21) at elevated temperatures. 31 These cyclic urethanes show a very high thermal and chemical stability, especially in conjunction with polyisocyanates. These high performance resins are used for thermoset plastics in the manufacture of fiber-reinforced structural parts, semi-finished goods and finished goods in combination with other building blocks.…”

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Polyurethanes for coatings and adhesives – chemistry and applications

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Polymer International

140

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This review summarizes the past present, and future developments of isocyanate chemistry for polyurethane coatings and adhesives. Over the past 60 years, this field was driven by numerous breakthrough innovations that helped improve coating applications with respect to customer's needs—cementing the features of this outstanding material class. We provide a short introduction on the early beginnings of industrial isocyanate chemistry and then a detailed overview on the building blocks as well as the rich chemistry of the isocyanate group. The synthesis of various derivatives is described. An outlook on the latest developments—new building blocks and new chemistries—is given in the field of isocyanate coating and adhesive chemistry. © 2018 Society of Chemical Industry

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“…Among others, a future development of PU coatings will be the synthesis of polyisocyanurate coating materials. 46 These coating materials are solely based on polyisocyanates (31). For this technology, crosslinking proceeds via polytrimerization, i.e.…”

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