
Advances in Urethane
Science & Technology, Volume XIV
CRC Press
1st Edition
Published on 6. August 1998
Book
Hardback
334 pages
978-1-56676-675-3 (ISBN)
Description
Flexible polyurenthane foams of all types are a unique group of plastics materials, characterized by the fact that different sets of properties can be obtained by varying the levels of a small number of base components in the formulations. This book discusses the methodology for obtaining meaningful equations for correlating properties.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Bosa Roca
United States
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Inc
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Weight
780 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-56676-675-3 (9781566766753)
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Persons
Frisch\, Kurt C.; Klempner\, Daniel
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University of Detroit, Michigan, USA
University of Detroit, Michigan, USA
Content
Mathematical Property Prediction Models for Flexible Polyurethane Foams.
Reinhart Schiffauer, ARCO Chemical Company, South Charleston, South Carolina
o Methods for Obtaining Mathematical Property Prediction Models o Mathematical Analysis o Transformed Variables o Individual Models for Each Property o Density o Hardness o Mechanical Properties o Resilience o Fatique o Maximum Block Temperature, Conventional Slabstock Foam o Individual Influencing Variables o Correlation of Ancillary Chemicals with the Base Formulation o Recommendations for Future Studies o References
The Effective Diffusivity of Cyclopentane and n-Pentane in PU and PUIR Foams by Thin-Slice Gravimetric Analysis.
J. Richard Booth and Deb Bhattarcharjee, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Tennessee Technological University
o Purpose o Background o Research Approach o Discussion of Results o Conclusions o Nomenclature o References
Scorch Inhibitors for Polyurethane Slabstock Foams.
James H. Botkin, Ciba Specialty Chemicals Corp, Additives Division, Tarrytown, NY
o Introduction o Chemistry of Scorching in Polyurethane Foams o Test Methods for Polyol Stabilization and Scorch Inhibition o Antioxidant Systems for Polyol Stabilization and Scorch Inhibition o Industry Trends and Antiscorch Systems o Conclusions and Outlook o Acknowledgements o Appendix: List of Antioxidants o References
A Novel Architecture for Electro-Optic Polyurethane: Alternating Charge Transporting and Nonlinear Optical Chromophores.
Kevin D. Belfield and Suresh R. Sriram, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Detroit Mercy
o Introduction o Experimental o Results and Discussion o Conclusions o Acknowledgements o References
Advances in Moisture-Curable Siloxane-Urethane Polymers.
Janusg Kozakiewicz, Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, Warsaw, Poland
o Introductory Remarks o Experimental o Results and Discussion o Further Development of Siloxane-Urethane Polymers o References <
Reinhart Schiffauer, ARCO Chemical Company, South Charleston, South Carolina
o Methods for Obtaining Mathematical Property Prediction Models o Mathematical Analysis o Transformed Variables o Individual Models for Each Property o Density o Hardness o Mechanical Properties o Resilience o Fatique o Maximum Block Temperature, Conventional Slabstock Foam o Individual Influencing Variables o Correlation of Ancillary Chemicals with the Base Formulation o Recommendations for Future Studies o References
The Effective Diffusivity of Cyclopentane and n-Pentane in PU and PUIR Foams by Thin-Slice Gravimetric Analysis.
J. Richard Booth and Deb Bhattarcharjee, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Tennessee Technological University
o Purpose o Background o Research Approach o Discussion of Results o Conclusions o Nomenclature o References
Scorch Inhibitors for Polyurethane Slabstock Foams.
James H. Botkin, Ciba Specialty Chemicals Corp, Additives Division, Tarrytown, NY
o Introduction o Chemistry of Scorching in Polyurethane Foams o Test Methods for Polyol Stabilization and Scorch Inhibition o Antioxidant Systems for Polyol Stabilization and Scorch Inhibition o Industry Trends and Antiscorch Systems o Conclusions and Outlook o Acknowledgements o Appendix: List of Antioxidants o References
A Novel Architecture for Electro-Optic Polyurethane: Alternating Charge Transporting and Nonlinear Optical Chromophores.
Kevin D. Belfield and Suresh R. Sriram, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Detroit Mercy
o Introduction o Experimental o Results and Discussion o Conclusions o Acknowledgements o References
Advances in Moisture-Curable Siloxane-Urethane Polymers.
Janusg Kozakiewicz, Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, Warsaw, Poland
o Introductory Remarks o Experimental o Results and Discussion o Further Development of Siloxane-Urethane Polymers o References <