2022
DOI: 10.1002/pat.5629
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Design of controllable degradable epoxy resin: High performance and feasible upcycling

Abstract: Endowing epoxy resin with high performance, controllable degradation as well as feasible upcycling is a huge challenge. Herein, we synthesized a bio-based amine curing agent containing spiro diacetal unit using an environment-friendly method, then the controllable degradable epoxy resin was obtained after the curing reaction between diamine (DVPM) and bisphenol A epoxy resin (DGEBA). Results showed that DVPM-DGEBA resin performed high glass translation temperature of 136 C, glassy storage modulus of 3.93 GPa, … Show more

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“…On the other hand, because the epoxy group reacts with the amino group in DDS to generate β‐hydroxylamine, which will form hydrogen bond with methoxy group on vanillin group in DEPVD molecular chain. [ 44 ] Moreover, the amount of hydrogen bonds formed will increase with the amount of β‐hydroxylamine generated, which will further limit the movement of molecular chains, resulting in a rapid enhancement in the viscosity of the resin system. As can be seen from Figure 1B,C, when the temperature is 140°C and the viscosity of the resin system reaches 1 Pa·s, the operation processing window of E51‐DDS resin system reaches 50 min, while that of 70% DEPVD‐E51‐DDS resin system is only 12 min, which can meet the processing window to prepare a size of 300 × 150 × 2 mm composite laminate.…”
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“…On the other hand, because the epoxy group reacts with the amino group in DDS to generate β‐hydroxylamine, which will form hydrogen bond with methoxy group on vanillin group in DEPVD molecular chain. [ 44 ] Moreover, the amount of hydrogen bonds formed will increase with the amount of β‐hydroxylamine generated, which will further limit the movement of molecular chains, resulting in a rapid enhancement in the viscosity of the resin system. As can be seen from Figure 1B,C, when the temperature is 140°C and the viscosity of the resin system reaches 1 Pa·s, the operation processing window of E51‐DDS resin system reaches 50 min, while that of 70% DEPVD‐E51‐DDS resin system is only 12 min, which can meet the processing window to prepare a size of 300 × 150 × 2 mm composite laminate.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…[40][41][42] Moreover, the recyclable CF/epoxy resin composites with spiro diacetal structure exhibit considerably better mechanical properties and glass transition temperature than CF/bisphenol A resin composites. [43,44] Ma et al [43] prepared CF composites based on the readily recyclable vanillin-based spiro diacetal epoxy resin, which had higher properties than those based on the conventional bisphenol A epoxy resin. Moreover, the ready cleavability of the spiro diacetal structure facilitated the recycling of CF, making the recovered CF possess similar properties as the virgin CF.…”
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“…In another work, e17 was further reacted with aqueous ammonia in microwave conditions to form an acetal‐containing epoxy hardener, h12 [114] . The DGEBA was further cured with h12 in acetone to yield p(DGEBA‐h12) .…”
Section: Classification Of Recyclable Epoxy Thermosetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The network was completely depolymerized in 0.1 M HCl/acetone mixtures at 50 °C within 3 h into monomeric pentaerythritol and aldehyde functional oligomeric structures with molecular weight average of 2,319 g/mol and Đ of 1.3. After determining the aldehyde content of the recycled network (279.8 g/eq aldehyde), it was upcycled upon curing with DDM to yield a polyimine with T g , tensile strength, and Young's modulus of 170 °C, 86.4 MPa, and 2.6 GPa, respectively [114] . In addition, acetal‐containing diamine hardeners ( h13 – h15 ), which are known as Recyclamine®, have been commercially employed in many other epoxy systems [115–118] …”
Section: Classification Of Recyclable Epoxy Thermosetsmentioning
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