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Studies the thermal degradation of lac resin by FT-IR spectroscopic techniques to determine functional group changes occurring in the degradative process. Compares FT-IR spectra of lac during different stages of thermal degradation; observes no indication of inter-esterification or dehydration from spectroscopic data, as proposed by earlier workers on the basis of wet chemical methods. Unequivocally concludes that inter-etherification (dioxolanation) and hydroperoxidation reactions are much more likely to occur during the thermal degradation process.
Pigment & Resin Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 1, 2000
Keywords: Spectroscopy; Chemical reactions
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