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Polyvinylacetate and vinyl acetate-acrylic copolymer latices are important in adhesives, paint, binders for non-wovens, paper and textile additive industries, and many related industries, with steadily growing production in both quantities and applications. This book is a clear introduction for researchers and anyone who wishes to use this monomer in applied work. The author devotes considerable attention to experimental aspects, providing a general background for understanding the theory of emulsion polymerization initiated in the aqueous phase and the practical problem of latex production.…mehr

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Polyvinylacetate and vinyl acetate-acrylic copolymer latices are important in adhesives, paint, binders for non-wovens, paper and textile additive industries, and many related industries, with steadily growing production in both quantities and applications. This book is a clear introduction for researchers and anyone who wishes to use this monomer in applied work. The author devotes considerable attention to experimental aspects, providing a general background for understanding the theory of emulsion polymerization initiated in the aqueous phase and the practical problem of latex production. Catalog Copy
Integrating established knowledge with recent research developments, this book provides the background for understanding the mechanism and kinetics of emulsion polymerization initiated in the aqueous phase and some of the practical problems of latex production. The author presents an overview of industrial practices, new applications, and all of the fundamental material. With in-depth discussion of the ingredients found in most industrial recipes, this book helps eliminate costly and time-consuming "trial and error" practices. It serves not only as an introduction for those new to the field, but also as a valuable reference for researchers and applied scientists in both industry and academia.
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Yildirim H. Erbil