2019Polymer ChemistryRequires access

Accelerated hydrolytic degradation of ester-containing biobased epoxy resins

Minjie Shen, Rawan Almallahi, Zeshan Rizvi, Eliud Gonzalez-Martinez, Guozhen Yang, Megan L. Robertson

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Biobased epoxy resins, derived from lignin, phenolic acids, and vegetable oils, exhibited rapid degradation through hydrolysis in basic solution.

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Biobased epoxy resins, derived from lignin, phenolic acids, and vegetable oils, exhibited rapid degradation through hydrolysis in basic solution.

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Biobased epoxy resins, derived from lignin, phenolic acids, and vegetable oils, exhibited rapid degradation through hydrolysis in basic solution.

Key concepts: Epoxy, Hydrolysis, Hydrolytic degradation, Degradation (telecommunications), Lignin, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Polymer chemistry

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