Efficient cures

Eor apphcation temperatures below 10°C or for acceleration of cure rates at room temperature, nonredox systems such as ben2oyl peroxide initiated by tertiary amines such as dimethylaruline (DMA) have been appHed widely. Even more efficient cures can be achieved using dimethyl- -toluidine (DMPT), whereas moderated cures can be achieved with diethylaruline (DEA). 

Traditionally, UV curable polymers have been utilized as coatings for wood and vinyl floors, but their applications have increased dramatically over the last twenty years to encompass many diverse areas, including optical fiber coatings (7), adhesives (2), disc replications (3-5), and microelectronics (6). This widespread use of UV cross-linked systems is attributed to their rapid, energy efficient curing and their solvent free, one piece formulations. Typically, UV curable systems require only a small fraction of the power normally utilized in thermally cured systems and their solvent free nature offers an environmentally safer alternative. 

The DIBF OPPI combination has been shown to efficiently cure a wide variety of epoxies including cycloaliphatics. With this photoinitiator it is possible to cure bisphenol A epoxies such as Epon 828 quickly without the need for acrylation of the epoxy. Cycloaliphatic epoxies were of special interest because they were expected to react much faster than bisphenol A type epoxies. Those tested include 3,4-epoxycyclohexylmethyl-3 ,4 -epoxycyclohexyl-carboxylate (UVR 6110), bis(3,4 epoxy-cyclohexylmethyl) adipate (UVR 6128), and 1,2-epoxy-4-vinylcyclohexane (vinyl cyclohexene oxide). It was found that the vinyl cyclohexene oxide reacted rapidly, but work with it was discontinued because it has a fairly high vapor pressure (2 torr at 20 °C), an intense odor, and the photoinitiator does not dissolve in this resin. 

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An Electrocure radiation curing unit could cost up to 400,000 or a capital expenditure cost of 20/hr. Radiation curable systems also require more maintenance and an inert atmosphere (nitrogen blanket) to ensure efficient curing operations. 

For efficient curing of urea-formaldehyde (UF) resins at low temperatures, strong acids are needed as cold hardeners. A drawback of such use of strong acids is that the acid attacks wood. Water-soluble organic acids like citric or tartaric acids reduce the danger of attack on wood. Hot hardeners are ammonium salts of strong acids like ammonium chloride or ammonium sulfate that liberate the acid at high temperatures. 

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The pulsed xenon lamp source in Table III merits special attention. It is a well recognized fact that pulsing xenon lamps significantly increases their output below 300 nm. In addition, photon flux densities produced by pulsing xenon lamps are extremely high and can lead, under the correct circumstances, to efficient curing of highly filled, very thick films or composites. Both the output below 300 nm and the hig pulse densities make pulsed xenon lamp sources a choice which should be considered for certain critical applications. 

THIOXANTHONES (CTX, DTX, ITX) Thioxanthones are a subclass of the benzophenone chromophore modified by the presence of a bridging sulfur atom, resulting in a greatly enhanced UV absorption spectra as is shown in Table 4. Like benzophenone, these aromatic ketones require an amine synergist for efficient curing. Fig. 6 shows 3 examples of this class of photoinitiators chlorothioxanthone (CTX),... 

In summary, the field of rubber chemicals is both mature and ever evolving. Recent advances and changes have been prompted by environmental concerns, the move to higher efficiency cures and processing, the pursuit of more din-able rubber products, and the growth of silica as a reinforcing filler. 

In practice, difunctional acids and diphenols are little used as curing agents for epoxy resins. They are, however, often used in combination with a second, more highly functional or efficient curing agent (novolac resins or fatty trimer acids). 

Ammonia reacts with ethylene oxide to synthesize morpholine, which is essential for making DTDM (sulfur donor for efficient cure systems) and MBS accelerator. Since morpholine is a secondary amine, this has posed environmental problems in the workplace due to the emission of nitrosamines during curing. 

Chlorine reacts with sulfur to produce sulfur monochloride (S2CI2), which is used to synthesize the DTDM sulfur donor that is used in efficient cures of rubber. 

Sulfur reacts with chlorine to form sulfur monochloride (SjClj), which is used to synthesize DTDM (sulfur donor for efficient cures), alkyl phenol disulfide (accelerator), and vulcanized vegetable oil (WO), which is used as a processing aid for rubber. 

Sulfur monochloride is reacted with morpholine to produce DTDM (a sulfur donor for efficient cure systems). 

Vanax MBM 4.5-7.5 Efficient curing Vary level between 4.5... 

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CURVE EQUATIONS FOR DESCRIBING FATIGUE LIFE OF NR/BR BLENDS CURED WITH CONVENTIONAL, SEMI-EFFICIENT OR EFFICIENT CURING SYSTEM... 

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