Rubber phenolics silicone adhesives

Reactive adhesives Reactive adhesives are either low molecular weight polymers or monomers that solidify by polymerization and/or cross-linking reactions after application. Cyanoacrylates, phenolics, silicon rubbers, and epoxies are examples of this type of adhesive. Plywood is formed from impregnation of thin sheets of wood with resin, with the impregnation occurring after the resin is placed between the wooden sheets. 

Chem. Descrip. Decabromodiphenyl oxide CAS 1163-19-5 EINECS/ELINCS 214-604-9 Uses Flame retardant for PS in TV and VCR cabinets, thermoplastic and thermoset polyesters, epoxies, nylon, PC, PP, PE, TPE, thermoplastic PU, silicone, PVC, EPDM, syn. rubber, phenolics, textiles, paints, hot-melt adhesives, wire and cable applies. 

Uses Pesticide intermediate mfg. of phenol, chloronitrobenzene, aniline, DDT, silicone resins, dyes, perfumes, polysulfone solvent carrier for methylene diisocyanate solvent for paints, pesticides, degreasing processes, pharmaceuticals heat transfer medium adhesive rubbers and adhesives primer or adhesive additive for adhering elastomeric coatings to syn. fiber fabrics coated with syn. rubber surf, coating dry cleaning intermediate for halogen synthesis in food-pkg. adhesives adjuvant for PC food-pkg. resins solvent in food-contact polysulfone rGsins... 

Adhesives recommended include modified epoxies, modified phenoUcs, epoxy-phenolics, neoprene-phenolics, second-generation acrylics, cyanoacrylates, silicone rubbers, and vinyl plastisols. Sell has ranked a number of adhesives in the order of decreasing durability with aluminum adherends as follows ... 

The raw materials used for pressure-sensitive adhesives are natural and synthetic rubbers in conjunction with modified rosins, phenol - formaldehyde resins, or hydrocarbon resins. In addition to rubber, polyacrylates, polymethacrylates, poly(vinyl ethers), and polyisobutenes also are used frequently, again mostly in combination with resins. Silicone resins are used for special applications. 

Selected alkyd resins are compatible with cellulose nitrate, amino resins, phenolic resins, epoxy resins, silicones, acrylics, chlorinated rubber, and styrene. When added to cellulose nitrate, short-oil alkyds improve gloss, adhesion, and flexibility of these commercial coatings. The chemical resistance of short-oil alkyds is improved when they are reacted with amino resins. Alkyds also react with phenolics to produce chroman-type alkali-resistant coatings. 

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