Formaldehyde-free thermally curable polymers
OwnerMiray Goektas, Guillermo Perez Lorenzo +2inventors
InventorsMiray Goektas, Guillermo Perez Lorenzo, Oya Kontart, Sibel Altinok
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OwnerMiray Goektas, Guillermo Perez Lorenzo +2inventors
InventorsMiray Goektas, Guillermo Perez Lorenzo, Oya Kontart, Sibel Altinok
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Formaldehyde-free aqueous polymeric dispersions contain a triplet of functional monomers that, when submitted to heating, can crosslink, resulting in polymeric films without releasing formaldehyde or other hazardous materials, thus resulting in compositions with improved water and solvent resistance and bonding strength, suitable for applications such as textile coating, nonwovens, fiber bonding, paper coatings and impregnation, curable adhesives, industrial coatings and finishes and related applications. This triplet of functional monomers uses, at least, one amino- (or amido-), one epoxy- or hydroxy-, and one acid-functional monomer combination.
A curable polymer composition comprising the following monomer constituents:
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