Vegetable Oil Based Polymers and Their Surface Applications presents detailed coverage of principles, preparation methods and novel surface uses of vegetable oil based polymers. This comprehensive, state-of-the-art book follows the journey of vegetable oils from seeds to surfaces in a range of advanced applications. Opening chapters discuss theory, principles and characterization techniques while other sections present concepts on the preparation of different polymer types based on vegetable oil. The final section of the book provides extensive coverage of applications, enabling the preparation of vegetable oil based polymers for a range of products and industries.
This is a valuable resource for researchers, scientists, and advanced students in polymer chemistry, surfaces and coatings, natural polymers, materials chemistry, chemical engineering and plastics engineering. In an industrial setting, this book supports R&D professionals, scientists, and engineers interested in developing innovative biobased materials for a range of applications, including automotive and aerospace, packaging, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, biomedicine and consumer goods.
1. Vegetable Oil-Based Polymers and Their Surface Applications - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. Preface - p. Page viii 8. Acknowledgements - p. Page ix 9. List of Illustrations - p. Page x 10. List of Tables - p. Page xi 11. Chapter 1 : Vegetable oils: an introductory chapter - p. Page xi 12. Chapter 2 : Vegetable oils: Biofactories of nature (chemical reactions) - p. Page 5 13. Chapter 3 : Characterization techniques - p. Page 12 14. Chapter 4 : Alkyds from vegetable oils for surface application - p. Page 28 15. Chapter 5 : Polyesteramides from vegetable seed oils - p. Page 47 16. Chapter 6 : Vegetable oils–based polyurethanes - p. Page 65 17. Chapter 7 : Alkyd resins: Versatile bio-based coating materials - p. Page 88 18. Chapter 8 : Vegetable oil–based polyesteramide coatings - p. Page 105 19. Chapter 9 : Vegetable oils–based printing inks - p. Page 120 20. Chapter 10 : Recent updates on the emerging role of vegetable oils in the development of hydrogel technology for biomedical applications - p. Page 127 21. Chapter 11 : Vegetable oils-based cosmetics - p. Page 137 22. Chapter 12 : Vegetable oils–based lubricants - p. Page 157 23. Chapter 13 : Vegetable oils in nanoparticles synthesis - p. Page 169 24. Chapter 14 : Green synthesis of metal nanoparticles using essential oils and plant extracts - p. Page 193 25. Chapter 15 : Vegetable oil–based polymer nanocomposites for surface applications - p. Page 208 26. Chapter 16 : Essential oils and plant extracts-based corrosion inhibitors for metal surfaces - p. Page 227 27. Chapter 17 : Antimicrobial importance of essential oils - p. Page 250 28. Chapter 18 : Vegetable oils–based coatings - p. Page 272 29. Chapter 19 : Vegetable oils-based organic–inorganic hybrid coatings - p. Page 293 30. Index - p. Page 315
Vegetable Oil Based Polymers and Their Surface Applications presents detailed coverage of principles, preparation methods and novel surface uses of vegetable oil based polymers. This comprehensive, state-of-the-art book follows the journey of vegetable oils from seeds to surfaces in a range of advanced applications. Opening chapters discuss theory, principles and characterization techniques while other sections present concepts on the preparation of different polymer types based on vegetable oil. The final section of the book provides extensive coverage of applications, enabling the preparation of vegetable oil based polymers for a range of products and industries.
This is a valuable resource for researchers, scientists, and advanced students in polymer chemistry, surfaces and coatings, natural polymers, materials chemistry, chemical engineering and plastics engineering. In an industrial setting, this book supports R&D professionals, scientists, and engineers interested in developing innovative biobased materials for a range of applications, including automotive and aerospace, packaging, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, biomedicine and consumer goods.
1. Vegetable Oil-Based Polymers and Their Surface Applications - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. Preface - p. Page viii 8. Acknowledgements - p. Page ix 9. List of Illustrations - p. Page x 10. List of Tables - p. Page xi 11. Chapter 1 : Vegetable oils: an introductory chapter - p. Page xi 12. Chapter 2 : Vegetable oils: Biofactories of nature (chemical reactions) - p. Page 5 13. Chapter 3 : Characterization techniques - p. Page 12 14. Chapter 4 : Alkyds from vegetable oils for surface application - p. Page 28 15. Chapter 5 : Polyesteramides from vegetable seed oils - p. Page 47 16. Chapter 6 : Vegetable oils–based polyurethanes - p. Page 65 17. Chapter 7 : Alkyd resins: Versatile bio-based coating materials - p. Page 88 18. Chapter 8 : Vegetable oil–based polyesteramide coatings - p. Page 105 19. Chapter 9 : Vegetable oils–based printing inks - p. Page 120 20. Chapter 10 : Recent updates on the emerging role of vegetable oils in the development of hydrogel technology for biomedical applications - p. Page 127 21. Chapter 11 : Vegetable oils-based cosmetics - p. Page 137 22. Chapter 12 : Vegetable oils–based lubricants - p. Page 157 23. Chapter 13 : Vegetable oils in nanoparticles synthesis - p. Page 169 24. Chapter 14 : Green synthesis of metal nanoparticles using essential oils and plant extracts - p. Page 193 25. Chapter 15 : Vegetable oil–based polymer nanocomposites for surface applications - p. Page 208 26. Chapter 16 : Essential oils and plant extracts-based corrosion inhibitors for metal surfaces - p. Page 227 27. Chapter 17 : Antimicrobial importance of essential oils - p. Page 250 28. Chapter 18 : Vegetable oils–based coatings - p. Page 272 29. Chapter 19 : Vegetable oils-based organic–inorganic hybrid coatings - p. Page 293 30. Index - p. Page 315
