Adducts based on divinylarene oxides
A divinylarene and dioxide technology, applied in the field of amine and/or hydroxyl functional adducts, can solve the problems of undisclosed polyamine adducts, undisclosed epoxy/NH group equivalent ratio, etc., to achieve High heat resistance, low viscosity effect
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Embodiment 1-4 and comparative example A-B
[0097] DVBDO and D.E.H. 20 grade diethylenetriamine were reacted in the proportions indicated in Table 1 at 90°C for 1 hour to achieve complete conversion of the epoxy groups. Table I shows the amine / epoxide molar and equivalent ratios and the adduct AEW values and viscosities.
[0098] Table I - Adduct Rheology
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[0100] Notes to Table 1:
[0101] (1) The number of moles of m=DEH 20 / the number of moles of DVBDO;
[0102] {2) e=amine hydrogen equivalent / epoxy equivalent;
[0103] (3) AEW=amine hydrogen equivalent weight (calculated value);
[0104] (4) Viscosity at 25°C, frequency = 10s ″1 .
Embodiment 5-8 and comparative example E
[0110] The examples shown in Table I were cured with stoichiometric BADGE to produce g thermosetting material.
[0111] Table II - Adduct Thermosets
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[0113] The adducts of the present invention are less viscous than prior art divinylarene dioxide adducts without significantly lowering the T of the derived thermoset g .
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