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Preparation and Degradation of Waste Polycarbonate-Derived Epoxy Thermosets and Composites
waste polycarbonate diphenyl carbonate one-hundred percent atom efficiency epoxy recycling of CFRP aminolysis
2023/12/5
We report a robust, 100% atom-efficiency strategy for preparing waste polycarbonate (WPC)-derived epoxy resin. To demonstrate the preparation process, we perform a pyridine-catalyzed model reaction be...
Epoxy vitrimer based on borate ester bond for green degradation, closed-loop recycling, and ready reprocessing
Green degradation Thermoset Dynamic covalent bond Recyclable
2023/12/1
The three-dimensional network of traditional epoxy resin endows it with suitable properties, but it also presents challenges in reprocessing and recycling. Recent years have witnessed the development ...
Thermal Degradation Behavior of Epoxy Resin Containing Modified Carbon Nanotubes
epoxy resin carbon nanotubes silicone thermal degradation flame retardancy activation energy
2023/12/1
Via the surface-grafting of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with a silicon-containing flame retardant (PMDA), a novel flame retardant CNTs-PMDA was synthesized. The flame retardancy was tested by cone calorim...
Network Degradation Assessed by Evolved Gas Analysis-Mass Spectrometry Combined with Principal Component Analysis (EGA-MS-PCA): A Case of Thermo-Oxidized Epoxy/Amine Network
ULTRAVIOLET-IRRADIATION MECHANICAL-PROPERTIES BUTADIENE RUBBER EPOXY-RESINS TEMPERATURE PYROLYSIS COATINGS TRANSITION OXIDATION SCISSION
2023/11/16
To study the degradation of thermosetting polymers, we apply a novel method to simultaneously study the chemical structural changes and network topology: evolved gas analysis-mass spectrometry combine...
REDD-plus (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) – Forest conservation in developing countries
REDD-plus Reducing Emissions from Deforestation Forest Degradation Forest conservation developing countries
2014/3/6
This booklet, jointly produced by JICA and ITTO, aims to promote further understanding on- and interest in REDD-plus by the interested parties and the general public.