Cross-linking agent Usage And Synthesis

Chemical Properties

The performance of cross-linking agent is very stable at room temperature, and can be stored at room temperature for a long time.TAIC has three allyl functional groups, and has the general characteristics of aliphatic olefins, such as a variety of addition reactions, homopolymerization and copolymerization reactions, Prins reaction, etc. Under the initiation of peroxide, TAIC is more likely to undergo polymerization than other allyl groups. Under the initiation of peroxide, TAIC is easier to polymerize than other allyl groups, and self-polymerization reaction occurs when heated above 140℃ in air, becoming transparent and hard homopolymer. Crosslinking agent is often a molecule containing a number of functional groups of substances, such as organic dibasic acids, polyols, etc.; or molecules containing a number of unsaturated double bonds of compounds, such as divinylbenzene and diisocyanate, N,N-methylene bisacrylamide (MBA) and so on. It can be fed together with monomer, to be condensed (or polymerized) to a certain degree of cross-linking occurs, so that the product becomes insoluble cross-linked polymer; also in the linear molecule to retain a certain number of functional groups (or double bonds), and then add a specific substance for cross-linking, such as curing phenolic resins and vulcanization of rubber and so on.

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