Article Dans Une Revue Macromolecular Rapid Communications Année : 2024

Controlling Hybrid Polyhydroxyurethane Adhesive and Rheological Properties by Partial Carbonation of Biobased Epoxy Monomer

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Controlling hybrid material properties by simple monomer design offers an elegant pathway to prepare thermoset adhesives with tunable properties. Herein, biobased hybrid polyhydroxyurethane/polyepoxy is prepared starting from partially carbonated cashew nut shell epoxy derivatives (NC514) and m ‐xylene diamine (MXDA). The curing reactions, that is, epoxy‐amine and cyclic carbonate aminolysis, monitored by ATR‐IR spectroscopy at 50 °C are found to be concomitant yielding highly homogeneous materials. Hybrid networks are extensively characterized by swelling tests, TGA, DMA, DSC, tensile tests, rheology, and lap‐shear‐test on aluminum substrates. The introduction of hydroxyurethane moieties within the epoxy‐amine networks enhanced the adhesion properties (up to 20% compare to neat epoxy resins) by combining hydrogen bonding capability and vitrimeric properties (thermoset able to flow). Rheological characterizations and reprocessing tests demonstrated that hybrid adhesives with up to 47 mol% of cyclic carbonate groups are capable of covalent exchange (internally catalyzed by tertiary amine) while keeping similar thermomechanical properties and enhanced adhesion strength compare to the permanent epoxy network.

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hal-04830937 , version 1 (11-12-2024)

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Pierre Delliere, Dorian Laborie, Sylvain Caillol, Camille Bakkali‐hassani. Controlling Hybrid Polyhydroxyurethane Adhesive and Rheological Properties by Partial Carbonation of Biobased Epoxy Monomer. Macromolecular Rapid Communications, 2024, 45 (23), pp.2400542. ⟨10.1002/marc.202400542⟩. ⟨hal-04830937⟩
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