A study on the chain propagation of benzoxazine

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Publication Date 2015-11-20
DOI 10.1039/C5PY01397F
Impact Factor 5.582
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Hongyuan Wang, Rongqi Zhu, Po Yang, Yi Gu


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Abstract

The chain propagations of Bisphenol A-aniline benzoxazine (defined as BA-a) polymerized by thermal induction and in the presence of various catalysts or curing agents during the curing process before gelation were investigated in this paper. DSC, gel time test and GPC were used to measure the curing behavior, number-average molecular weight (n), glass transition temperature (Tg), gel time (tgel) and curing conversion (α) of different benzoxazine systems. By comparing the experimental results (n and Tg) with the models of step polymerizations and chain polymerizations proposed by Flory et al., three kinds of chain propagations of benzoxazine were observed and confirmed. The step polymerization occurred in the thermal induction or in the presence of catalyst N,N-dibenzylaniline (tAm), and then the non-living chain polymerization and the living chain polymerization occurred, respectively, when indole (Id) and other additives such as phenol (tBp), acid (HA), imidazole (IMZ) etc. were added to benzoxazine as catalysts or curing agents. Moreover, the relationship between the chain propagation and curing kinetics of benzoxazine was also established. The chain propagation of benzoxazine systems involves step polymerization, non-living chain polymerization andliving chain polymerization, the conversion of the gel point (αgel) is almost equal to, less than and greater than the value of the conversion at which the polymerization rate reaches a maximum (αmax), respectively. The results may contribute to a better understanding of the polymerization mechanism of benzoxazine and provide new approaches to effective control of the polymerization kinetics and growth crosslink structures of benzoxazine.

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