Reactive polyamide resins are typically prepared by condensation of dimerized fatty acid with excess equivalents of aliphatic diamines. Reactive liquid polyamide resins are designed primarily for use in two-component epoxy-polyamide coatings and adhesives. Generally, reactive polyamide resins are supplied as either very viscous liquids or viscous solutions in organic solvents. In reactive polyamides, monofunctional fatty acids are used with dimer fatty acids to control the MW as well as viscosity. During their synthesis, a cyclization reaction between an amide group and secondary amine nitrogen, separated by an ethylene linkage, forms imidazoline ring structures. By varying the imidazoline content, products with a wide range of solubility, compatibility and pot life can be prepared.
Reactive polyamides
17 октября, 2015 Pokraskin