Interfacial studies of crosslinked polyurethanes; Part I. Quantitative and structural aspects of crosslinking near film-air and film-substrate interfaces in solvent-borne polyurethanes |
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Authors: | Anneke M Kaminski and Marek W Urban |
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Affiliation: | (1) North Dakota State University, USA |
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Abstract: | One of the reactions leading to the formation of polyurethane (PU) crosslinked networks is the reaction of NCO and OH functionalities.
In this study, we examined how crosslinking reactions of hexamethylene diisocyanate isocyanurate and polyacrylate near the
film-air (F-A) and film-substrate (F-S) interfaces in urethane coatings may affect crosslink density as well as other network
properties. While at the initial stages of the crosslinking reactions, solvent evaporation competes with the urethane network
formation and isocyanate consumption changes at various depths from the F-A and F-S interfaces. Quantitative analysis of the
NCO consumption as a function of depth showed that the NCO concentrations change from 2.35×10−5 to 2.09×10−5 M, while going from 0.27 to 1.14 μm. During reaction times not exceeding two to three hours, the NCO consumption at the F-A
and F-S interfaces is consumed more rapidly. At low relative humidity conditions, excessive amounts of unreacted NCO exists
at both the F-A and F-S interfaces. However, at the extended reaction times, NCO concentration levels at the F-S are greater
than at the F-A interface, and the NCO concentration differences can be as high as 3×10−5 M. In this study we also examined how crosslinking reactions of hexamethylene diisocyanate (HDI) isocyanurate and polyacrylate
near the F-S interfaces in urethane films may affect orientation and distribution of urethane functionalities.
Department of Polymers and Coatings, Fargo, ND 58105. |
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