Method for functionalising a thermoset, crosslinked isocyanate-based polymeric solid material
AssigneeRecticel
InventorsLaura Jonckheere, Filip Du Prez, Thu Nguyen
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InventorsLaura Jonckheere, Filip Du Prez, Thu Nguyen
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The invention relates to a method for functionalizing a thermoset, crosslinked isocyanate-based polymeric solid material which is made of isocyanate and isocyanate reactive components, at least one of which comprises an anchor component which has at least one anchor group. The anchor groups on the solid material are formed by terminal alkene and/or alkyne groups. To functionalize this polymeric solid material it is brought in contact with a solution which contains at least one functional component. This functional component comprises at least one thiol group and is allowed to bind covalently to the polymeric solid material by a free-radical addition reaction between the thiol groups on the functional component and the terminal alkene and/or alkyne anchor groups on the undissolved solid material. An effective functionalization of the polymeric material can thus be achieved notwithstanding the heterogeneous reaction conditions.
A method for functionalising a thermoset, crosslinked isocyanate-based polymeric solid material, which material is made of isocyanate and isocyanate reactive components, at least one of which comprises an anchor component which has at least one anchor group, in which method the solid material is brought in contact with a liquid containing at least one functional component which is allowed to bind covalently to this solid material by a heterogeneous reaction between the functional component contained in said liquid and the anchor groups on undissolved, solid material, characterized in that the anchor groups on said solid material comprise terminal alkene and/or alkyne groups and said functional component comprises at least one thiol group, said functional component being allowed to bind covalently to said solid material by a heterogeneous, free-radical addition reaction between the thiol groups on the functional component and the terminal alkene and/or alkyne anchor groups on the undissolved, solid material.
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