A kind of preparation method of novolac resin
A technology of novolac resin and phenols, which is applied in the field of preparation of novolak resin to achieve the effect of high fluidity and low softening point
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[0032] Add 500g of phenol, 151g of formaldehyde (37%), and 10g of oxalic acid into a stirred 1000ml four-necked flask with a condenser and mix them. The pH of the mixed solution was 1.5. Raise the temperature to reflux at 100°C, the conversion rate of formaldehyde reaches 90%, add sodium hydroxide at 85°C, adjust the pH to 6.5, and add 65g of formaldehyde (37%). The temperature was raised to reflux for 2 hours. Continue to heat up and dehydrate until the temperature reaches 160° C., and then the novolac resin of Example 1 can be obtained.
Embodiment 2
[0034] Add 500g of phenol, 181 formaldehyde (37%), and 10g of oxalic acid into a stirred 1000ml four-necked flask with a condenser and mix them. The pH of the mixed solution was 1.7. Raise the temperature to reflux at 100°C, the conversion rate of formaldehyde reaches 89%, add sodium hydroxide at 85°C, adjust the pH to 6.5, and add 77g of formaldehyde (37%). The temperature was raised to reflux for 2 hours. Continue to heat up and dehydrate until the temperature reaches 160° C., and then the novolac resin of Example 2 can be obtained.
Embodiment 3
[0036] Add 500g of phenol, 211g of formaldehyde (37%), and 10g of oxalic acid into a stirred 1000ml four-necked flask with a condenser and mix them. The pH of the mixed solution was 1.9. Raise the temperature to reflux at 100°C, the conversion rate of formaldehyde reaches 90%, add sodium hydroxide at 85°C, adjust the pH to 6.5, and add 91g of formaldehyde (37%). The temperature was raised to reflux for 2 hours. Continue to heat up and dehydrate until the temperature reaches 160° C., and then the novolac resin of Example 3 can be obtained.
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