Amino Resins

1.	Introduction
2.	Physical Properties
3.	Chemical Properties
4.	Raw Materials
5.	Production
5.1.	Principle Aspects
5.1.1.	Hydroxymethylation
5.1.2.	Condensation
5.1.3.	Principal Components of an Amino Resin Solution
5.2.	Production Processes
5.2.1.	Batchwise Production
5.2.2.	Continuous Production
5.2.3.	Production of Special Products and Foams
6.	Environmental Protection
7.	Types of Resins and Their Properties
7.1.	Urea Resins (UF Resins)
7.1.1.	Pure Urea – Formaldehyde Resins
7.1.2.	Mixed Condensates
7.1.3.	Condensation of Urea with Other Aldehydes
7.1.4.	Resins from Urea Derivatives
7.1.5.	Modified Urea Resins
7.2.	Melamine Resins
7.2.1.	Unmodified Melamine Resins
7.2.2.	Modified Melamine Resins
7.3.	Urethane Resins
7.4.	Cyanamide and Dicyanodiamide Resins
7.5.	Sulfonamide Resins
7.6.	Aniline Resins
8.	Analysis
9.	Storage and Transportation
10.	Uses
11.	Economic Aspects

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