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Waterborne Polyurethanes in Sustainability Development

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Sustainable Production and Applications of Waterborne Polyurethanes

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The strive for more efficient materials, larger production, and diminish of cost along with the increasing environmental and health concerns led the scientific community and industry to shift gears to craft a more sustainable approach for the future. This chapter discusses the importance of waterborne polyurethanes as sustainable polymers that present high mechanical and thermal properties as well as resistance against external agents making them very suitable for applications in biomedical, corrosion and weather protective coatings, adhesives, sensors, electrical, electronics, etc. The use of bio-renewable sources has proven to be a smart way to address the main challenges of the status quo since most of these biomaterials replenish in a short time and can fit in most synthetic routes to acquire the targeted property. Materials such as soybean, corn, canola, castor, jatropha, and linseed oil can be easily converted into polyols to react with diisocyanates using green approaches that use water as the main solvent. The final products are a large number of bio-renewable waterborne polyurethanes with competitive properties and low cost that represent the future of the market.

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