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Synthesis and radiation curing of acrylated castor oil glycerides

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Synthesis and UV-curing of acrylated castor oil glycerides are described. Transesterification of castor oil with specific amounts of glycerol followed by conversion to castor oil acrylate esters lead to UV-curable binders with variable functionality per mass. The used raw materials are renewable, so that 100% bio-based resins can be obtained with this method. A possible purpose for these reactive binders is to balance the mechanical properties of hard radiation curable coatings.

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Müller, R., Wilke, G. Synthesis and radiation curing of acrylated castor oil glycerides. J Coat Technol Res 11, 873–882 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11998-014-9596-5

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