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Heteropolyethers

By using two oxiranic monomers, such as PO and EO, it is possible to obtain a great variety of polyether polyols homopolymers of PO, block copolymers PO-EO (with terminal or internal poly[EO] block) or random copolymers (heteropolyethers) of PO-EO, diols or triols of different MW. [Pg.61]

The random copolyether triols PO-EO, usually called heteropolyether polyols, with a MW of 3000-3600 daltons, are the most important polyether polyols for flexible PU slabstock foams, generally used in furniture industry. The worldwide consumption of flexible PU foams is presented in Figure 4.16. [Pg.93]

For continuous flexible PU slabstock production, the heteropolyether triols PO-EO are considered universal polyols used in conventional soft and supersoft flexible PU foams, covering a large range of densities (12-40 kg/m3) and load bearing properties. [Pg.94]

The 13C NMR study of a heteropolyether polyol (MW 3600 daltons) containing 15% EO units proved that 45% of total EO units have a microblock structure (...PO-EO-EO-PO..) and that 55% of total EO units are alternating sequences of PO-EO-PO units [97]. [Pg.96]

The general structure of random copolymers of PO-EO and copolyether triols (PO-EO) is presented in Figure 4.18. The main characteristics of the random copolymers of PO-EO, heteropolyether triols, which are used most, are presented in Table 4.7. [Pg.97]

Figure 4.18 The general structure of random copolymers of PO-EO (heteropolyether triols)... Figure 4.18 The general structure of random copolymers of PO-EO (heteropolyether triols)...
Table 4.7 The main characteristics of polyether triol random copolymers (PO-EO heteropolyether polyols) ... Table 4.7 The main characteristics of polyether triol random copolymers (PO-EO heteropolyether polyols) ...

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