Combustion kinetics and fuel performance of tackifying resins by TG-FTIR and DFT analysis

Zhou, Dan; Chen, Xiaopeng; Liang, Jiezhen; Wei, Xiaojie; Wu, Chenghong; Yao-liang, HE; Wang, Linlin

doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2022.125656

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“…The utilization of adhesive resins in the realm of pressuresensitive adhesives is extensive, and among the notable natural resins in this domain is GEGR, which stands as a prominent example. [60] According to the findings of Sancho-Querol et al, the incorporation of GEGR resulted in enhanced wetting and bonding characteristics for pressure-sensitive adhesives. [61] The inclusion of GEGR in PSA tapes has the benefit of enhancing wettability due to its polar groups.…”

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Pressure‐Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with High Peel Strength Derived from Linseed Oil

Fan,

Tang,

et al. 2024

Macro Chemistry & Physics

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This research attempts to fabricate a novel type of pressure‐sensitive adhesive (PSA) tape utilizing epoxidized linseed oil (ELO) as the primary component in an effort to reduce reliance on petrochemical polymers. This raw material comes from the natural renewable resources, making our tape a more environmentally friendly choice in reducing impact on the environment and alleviating resource pressure. The ester groups on ELO were subjected to hydrolysis in order to yield a combination of epoxy linseed oil fatty acids (ELFA) containing both epoxy and carboxyl groups. By controlling the temperature and catalyst conditions, the epoxy and carboxyl groups undergo a ring‐opening reaction, resulting in the self‐polymerization of the ELFA mixture and the formation of hydroxy‐functionalized polymers. These polymers were then applied as a coating on kraft paper and subsequently cut to produce PSA tapes. The tapes produced using this method exhibited a peak peel strength of 20.538 N·25mm−1. Moreover, the incorporation of glycerol ester of rosin (GEGR) served to enhance the peel strength, resulting in a higher value of 21.883 N·25mm−1. The utilization of sealing the cardboard box by our tapes also serves as validation for the immense capabilities of our tapes in practical applications.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved

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Pressure‐Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with High Peel Strength Derived from Linseed Oil

Fan,

Tang,

et al. 2024

Macro Chemistry & Physics

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“…Hydrocarbon resin (HR), a sort of hydrocarbon polymer obtained from polymerizing C9 fraction (a low-grade byproduct in ethylene production), is one of the foremost tackifying resins. 37 As a significant fine chemical, HR is widely applied in coatings, adhesives, hot melts, paints, varnishes, construction industries, foods, rubber tires, and so forth. 38,39 In various applications and preparation of HR, operations regarding gas-liquid two-phase flow are frequently encountered, such as the steam stripping and distillation required for polymerization-based HR preparation and the process of foaming that HR is prepared as a flame retardant.…”

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“…As mentioned above, among the numerous studies on bubble motion and interaction, the experiments mainly concern water or other aqueous solutions such as glycerol, carboxymethyl cellulose, and others. Hydrocarbon resin (HR), a sort of hydrocarbon polymer obtained from polymerizing C9 fraction (a low‐grade byproduct in ethylene production), is one of the foremost tackifying resins 37 . As a significant fine chemical, HR is widely applied in coatings, adhesives, hot melts, paints, varnishes, construction industries, foods, rubber tires, and so forth 38,39 .…”

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Motion and interaction of in‐line bubbles in quiescent non‐aqueous solutions of hydrocarbon resin

Mei,

Luo,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Asia-Pacific J Chem Eng

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Hydrocarbon resin (HR) is an essential fine chemical. The preparation and application process of HR involves lots of gas–liquid heterogeneous reactions, and the bubbly flow behavior influences them significantly. Using high‐speed photography and digital image processing techniques, the motion and interaction of in‐line bubbles in non‐aqueous solutions of HR are examined in this article. The results show a critical gas flow rate that can change the bubbling regime. It can be observed that viscosity features prominently in changing the shape of bubbles and their motion. As the viscosity increases, the bubbles are more prone to coalescence, and the bubble coalescence process gradually changes from connected slip‐rising coalescence to connected‐rising coalescence. The viscosity transition region between non‐coalescent and coalescent systems in non‐aqueous solutions of HR occurs at 3.6–9.2 mPa·s. Further, a force analysis shows that in paired bubbles, the leading bubble can be viewed as an individual bubble unaffected by trailing bubble before the two bubbles collide, but in the wake of the leading bubble, the drag force on the trailing bubble decreases and the added mass force increases.

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Thermo-oxidative behavior and kinetics analysis of light and heavy oils based on TG, DSC, and FTIR

Wang

Bai

et al. 2023

Geoenergy Science and Engineering

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Combustion kinetics and fuel performance of tackifying resins by TG-FTIR and DFT analysis

Cited by 7 publications

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Pressure‐Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with High Peel Strength Derived from Linseed Oil

Pressure‐Sensitive Adhesive Tapes with High Peel Strength Derived from Linseed Oil

Motion and interaction of in‐line bubbles in quiescent non‐aqueous solutions of hydrocarbon resin

Thermo-oxidative behavior and kinetics analysis of light and heavy oils based on TG, DSC, and FTIR

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