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Mitu Howlader

Polyurethane dissolving problem

Aida Ballal  Follow
Toluene and DMF dichloropenhane can be dissolved, and the premise does not cross -link.I don't understand what solvent can be used for the specific test

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Ann Brells  Follow
Polyurethane powder?Uh.Dare to ask what high -end polyurethane is this?

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Andrea Saez  Follow
Do you dare to say a bit? You do n’t tell how to help you, rest assured that no one will care about your formula.One thing that can be determined, insoluble is the cross -linking, and the thermoplasticity should be dissolved.

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Ben Welborn  Follow
It is estimated that it is cross -linking, and it is dissolved with dmf. Even if it cannot be dissolved at room temperature, it can still dissolve after heating.

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Castle Richard  Follow
How do you have no solvent during the synthesis process

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Kurt Bolinder  Follow
If you still have a drama in TPU, don't think about the cross -linking as a CPU.

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Aya Memo  Follow
Ask the solvents that you use to dissolve

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