Preparation of thermally curable materials using lignin extracted from sawmill co-product†

Libby J. Marshall, Daniel J. Cheney, Jasmine A. Keith, Christopher Kelly, Frédéric Blanc, Andrew J. West and Dave J. Adams
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We have exemplified the chemical reactivity of a new commercially available organosolv-like lignin via reaction with various amines to form benzoxazine groups. The resulting benzoxazine-modified lignin has desirable thermal properties, making it an attractive alternative to non-renewable benzoxazine resins. The thermal properties of the lignin-benzoxazine products can be altered by increasing the number of benzoxazine groups within the lignin. This is achieved by increasing the number of unsubstituted phenol groups in the lignin prior to benzoxazine formation, thereby increasing the number of benzoxazine groups added to the lignin. We were ultimately able to form a curable system from phenolated lignin prepared from lignin extracted from low-value biomass using ultrasonic biorefinery technology via functionalisation with benzoxazine groups. The properties of the new lignin-based benzoxazines are compared to those of Kraft lignin (obtained from pulp) modified by the same chemical reactions.

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从锯木厂副产品中提取木质素制备热固化材料
我们举例说明了一种新的市售有机溶剂样木质素通过与各种胺反应形成苯并恶嗪基团的化学反应性。所得到的苯并恶嗪改性木质素具有理想的热性能,使其成为不可再生苯并恶嗪树脂的有吸引力的替代品。通过增加木质素中苯并恶嗪基团的数量,可以改变木质素-苯并恶嗪产物的热性能。这是通过在苯并恶嗪形成之前增加木质素中未取代的酚基团的数量来实现的,从而增加了添加到木质素中的苯并恶嗪基团的数量。我们最终能够形成一个可固化的系统,从低价值生物质中提取木质素,利用超声波生物精炼技术,通过与苯并恶嗪基团的功能化,制备出酚醛木质素。对新型木质素基苯并恶嗪的性能与经过相同化学反应改性的硫酸盐木质素的性能进行了比较。
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