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generating tri- and tetra-and
higher phenol oligomers.
Novolaks (or
novolacs) are phenol-formaldehyde
resins with a
formaldehyde to
phenol molar ratio...
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Novolaks (sometimes:
novolacs) are low
molecular weight polymers derived from
phenols and formaldehyde. They are
related to Bakelite,
which is more highly...
- terpene-phenol
resins (TPR, used
often with ethylene-vinyl
acetate adhesives)),
novolacs. Many pressure-sensitive
adhesives are a
blend of
rubbers (natural or synthetic)...
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diazonaphthoquinone (DNQ) and
novolac resin (a
phenol formaldehyde resin). DNQ
inhibits the
dissolution of the
novolac resin, but upon
exposure to light...
- CNSL may be used as a
resin for
carbon composite products. CNSL-based
novolac is
another versatile industrial monomer deriving from
cardanol typically...
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mixing with
liquid epoxy resins. Polyphenols, such as
bisphenol A or
novolacs can
react with
epoxy resins at
elevated temperatures (130–180 °C, 266–356 °F)...
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Carbamide resins — melamine,
formaldehyde and urea-formaldehyde resins.
Epoxy novolac (phenolic resins),
unofficial name "antique amber", not in the use at present...
- D. (2007). "Differences in physico-mechanical
behaviors of
resol and
novolac type
phenolic resin based composite bipolar plate for
proton exchange membrane...
- in
ceramic and
later in plastic,
which is
commonly cresol-formaldehyde-
novolac. In the 1980s pin
counts of VLSI
circuits exceeded the
practical limit...
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AVCOAT is a NASA-specified
ablative heat shield, a gl****-filled epoxy–
novolac system. NASA
originally used it for the
Apollo command module in the 1960s...
