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Synthesis of High Solid‐Content Latex using Alkali‐Soluble Resin as Sole Surfactant
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2004
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Sole SurfactantEngineeringBiomedical EngineeringSol-gel SynthesisEmulsionPolymersChemical EngineeringPolymer ProcessingHigh Solid‐content LatexRheologyNovel Polymerization ProcedurePolymer ChemistrySurfactant SolutionMaterials SciencePolymer BlendPolymer EngineeringPowder SynthesisPolymer ScienceMiniemulsion PolymerizationConventional Emulsion PolymerizationMicroemulsionPolymer CharacterizationAlkali‐soluble ResinMaterial Preparation
Abstract Summary: A novel polymerization procedure to synthesize latex stabilized by alkali‐soluble resin (ASR) is detailed. According to this process, latexes with a high solid content and low viscosity are obtained using a substantially lower amount of ASR when compared with existing techniques. Similar rewet properties were found for the latexes obtained by a standard process and for the one obtained by the process described in this work. Comparison of the particle size distributions obtained by conventional emulsion polymerization (○) and by miniemulsion polymerization (□). magnified image Comparison of the particle size distributions obtained by conventional emulsion polymerization (○) and by miniemulsion polymerization (□).
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