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Synthetic resins: II: Preparation and characterization of resins prepared from aminoacetophenone

Santosini PatraSubasini LenkaPadma L. Nayak

Year: 1986 Journal:   Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol: 32 (5)Pages: 5071-5083   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Abstract A number of resins were prepared by condensing m ‐aminoacetophenone with substituted aromatic compounds and formaldehyde in the presence of acids and bases as catalyst. The resins were characterized by infrared spectra. The solubility parameters were calculated from Small's group contribution which agreed well with the experimental value. The bacteriocidal properties of the resins have been studied.

Keywords:
Synthetic resin Formaldehyde Solubility Catalysis Organic chemistry Infrared spectroscopy Materials science Chemistry Polymer chemistry

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Polymer Synthesis and Characterization
Physical Sciences →  Materials Science →  Polymers and Plastics

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