Microstructure Evolution of Reactive Polyurethane Films During In Situ Polyaddition and Film‐Formation Processes
Huimin Duan,
Shuli Li,
Jinbiao Zhao
et al.
Abstract:Due to the advantages of low energy consumption, no air and water pollutions, the reactive polyurethane films (RPUFs) are replacing the solvated and waterborne PUFs nowadays, which significantly promotes the green and low‐carbon production of PU films. However, the microstructure evolution and in situ film‐formation mechanism of RPUFs in solvent‐free media are still unclear. Herein, according to time‐temperature equivalence principle, the in situ polyaddition and film‐formation processes of RPUFs generated by … Show more
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