Renewable dehydroabietic acid was functionalized to predominantly a rosin-diol and bis-rosin alcohol mixture by reaction with glycerin carbonate and tetraethylammonium iodide. The corresponding adducts were subsequently polymerized with a variety of organic diacids to provide thermoplastic resins with a variety of thermal properties. Optimization of the copolyester composition with selected diacid(s) and diol(s) provided a suitable resin with the required thermal and rheological properties for use as xerographic toners.
作者:Guerino G. Sacripante、Ke Zhou、Muntaser Farooque
DOI:10.1021/acs.macromol.5b01462
日期:2015.10.13
Renewable dehydroabietic acid was functionalized to predominantly a rosin-diol and bis-rosin alcohol mixture by reaction with glycerin carbonate and tetraethylammonium iodide. The corresponding adducts were subsequently polymerized with a variety of organic diacids to provide thermoplastic resins with a variety of thermal properties. Optimization of the copolyester composition with selected diacid(s) and diol(s) provided a suitable resin with the required thermal and rheological properties for use as xerographic toners.