Method for obtaining a one component, oxygen curable composition
A composition and compound technology, applied in the directions of dispensing devices, packaging, transportation and packaging, which can solve problems such as toxic, harmful, and explosive
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[0094] Example 1: Experimental determination of the amount of oxygen scavenger required
[0095] In an exemplary embodiment of the invention, the amount of oxygen scavenger in the reactive precursor mixture is determined experimentally, in particular when stored in a (pressurized) container to ensure foam precursor combination Good pot life of the product without affecting the cure rate of the foam precursor composition after dispensing.
[0096] To this end, a series of foam precursor compositions, in particular a series of (pressurized) containers containing the foam precursor compositions, is prepared. Each vessel contained the same oxygen-scavenged reactive precursor mixture (comprising reactive oligomers and monomers and optionally any desired additives) but a different amount of oxygen scavenger. After filling the vessel with the deoxygenated reactive precursor mixture and oxygen scavenger, the vessel is (temporarily) closed through the valve under an oxygen-free atmo...
Embodiment 2
[0097] Example 2: Preparation of Aerosol Containers Comprising Foam Compositions
[0098] In another exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the preparation of an aerosol container comprising a foaming composition according to the invention is contemplated, said preparation comprising the following steps.
[0099] 1. All reactive components, additives and organoborane initiators used to prepare the foaming composition are provided to the point of production. At the point of production, the reactive precursor mixture is prepared and conditioned prior to the addition of the oxygen scavenger and organoborane initiator during the vessel filling procedure.
[0100] 2. Initially prepare the reactive precursor mixture (prior to deoxygenation) by mixing the following components:
[0101] - Urethane (meth-)acrylates from all foreseen types; dissolved in reactive diluents of reactive precursor mixtures; reactions for dissolving urethane (meth-)acrylates and USPER sexual dilue...
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[0114] Example 3: Preparation of reactive precursor mixture for isocyanate-free foaming compositions.
[0115] In certain embodiments, Part 1 of Example 2 includes the step of preparing a reactive precursor mixture.
[0116] (a) The reactive precursor mixture may comprise an aromatic urethane (meth-)acrylate blend comprising an aromatic polyisocyanate , especially aromatic diisocyanates, especially blends of reaction products of partially meth (acrylated) aromatic polyisocyanates and alcohols or polyols, in which all isocyanate groups are partially blocked by (meth)acrylate esters. In particular, the aromatic urethane (meth)acrylate blend comprises an aromatic urethane (meth)acrylate, a fully acrylated aromatic polyisocyanate such as a diacrylated monomer A blend of an aromatic diisocyanate (eg monomeric MDI) and a suitable reactive monomeric diluent. Advantageously, the aromatic urethane (meth-)acrylates as described herein contribute to a higher reactivity of the precurs...
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