Thermal behavior and degradation mechanism of poly(bisphenyl acryloxyethyl phosphate) as a UV curable flame-retardant oligomer |
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Authors: | Zhanguang Huang |
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Institution: | State Key Laboratory of Fire Science and Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui 230026, PR China |
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Abstract: | Poly(bisphenyl acryloxyethyl phosphate) (BPAEP) was blended in different ratios with urethane acrylate EB220 to obtain a series of UV curable flame-retardant resins. The thermal degradation mechanisms of their cured films in air were studied by thermogravimetric analysis, in situ FTIR and direct pyrolysis/mass spectrometry measurements. The results showed that BPAEP/EB220 blends have lower initial decomposition temperatures (Tdi) and higher char residues than pure EB220, while BPAEP has the lowest Tdi and the highest char residue. The degradation process of BPAEP was divided into three characteristic temperature regions, attributed to the decomposition of phosphate, ester group and alkyl chain, and aromatic structure in the film. |
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Keywords: | Flame-retardant Phosphate UV curable Thermal degradation Pyrolysis |
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