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结构胶粘剂的知识大全（Comprehensive knowledge of structural adhesive） Acid is a catalyst, formaldehyde and excess phenol reaction to the linear phenolic resin (novolac phenolic resin) + h6 methylene tetramine (Hexa ulotolite) can be cured; B. phenol and formaldehyde 2-1 of amount of substance ratio of reaction, the product is called bisphenol F (2) phenol formaldehyde, phenol and acetone when the same amount of substance than during the reaction, we get the bisphenol A phenol acetone (2); 2). Protein: The main sources of protein used in structural adhesives are animal blood, fish, milk, connective tissue and soybean. Throughout history and protein adhesives, have been used by man in the modern is mainly used in plywood production, but it cant withstand harsh environment, so she made of plywood can only be limited to indoor use; 3). Epoxy resin: The resin called epoxy resins, called epoxy resins, are based on the reactions of phenols and epoxy propane. A. 2, 2 - isopropyl diphenol (also known as bisphenol a: BPA) and epoxy-chloropropane reacted with bisphenol a diepoxypropyl ether (DGEBPA); It can be further reacted with bisphenol A to obtain higher molecular weight resins, with an epoxy or phenolic base. Diphenol formaldehyde (also known as bisphenol F: BPF) and epichlorohydrin were found to be similar to the resin of pbpa resin; Epoxy resins and two other types of epoxy resins are epoxy resins and ring lipids. B. epoxy curing methods include alcohol or mercaptan, anhydride, cationic polymerization (Lewis acid), anionic polymerization (imidazole), amine (dicyandiamide) C. The relationship between its curing temperature, curing time and the physical state of thermosetting resins is complex and often chaotic. The temperature change (t-t-t) spectrogram is also seen. 4) ammonia ester resin: Although pu inner strength or modulus is not outstanding, but its curing is the toughness of resin absorption energy potential is very large, polyurethane can be made into adhesive at room temp