Differential scanning calorimetry characterization of urea–formaldehyde resin curing behavior as affected by less desirable wood material and catalyst content
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Abstract
Abstract Differential scanning calorimetry was applied to investigate the curing behavior of urea–formaldehyde (UF) resin as affected by the catalyst content and several less desirable wood materials (e.g., wood barks, tops, and commercial thinnings). The results indicate that the reaction enthalpy of UF resin increased with increasing catalyst content. The activation energy and peak temperature of the curing UF resin generally decreased with increasing catalyst content at lower levels of catalyst content. However, with further increases in catalyst content, the changes in the activation energy and peak temperature were very limited to nonexistent. The hydrolysis reaction of the cured UF resin occurred during the latter stages of the curing process at both lower level (<0.2%) and higher level (>0.7%) catalyst contents. This indicates that there existed an optimal range of catalyst content for the UF resin. The curing enthalpy of the UF resin decreased with increasing wood raw materials present due to the effect of diffusion induced by the wood materials and the changes in the phase of the curing systems. This suggests that the curing reactions reached a lower final degree of conversion for the wood–resin mixtures than for the UF resin alone. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 98: 2027–2032, 2005
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