The majority of the commercially important epoxy resins are derived by reacting epichlorohydrin with various starting materials containing functional groups with an active hydrogen, such as a phenolic hydroxyl, hydroxyl, carboxylic acid, or amine. The initial reaction yields chlorohydrin, which upon subsequent dehydrochlorination yields a glycidyl group (Figure 2.37). Another class of epoxy resins and compounds are prepared by epoxidation of compounds containing carbon-carbon unsaturation using peracids or hydrogen peroxide. This chapter will briefly describe the major types of epoxy resins used in the coating industry.
Types of epoxy resins
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