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Oxidovanadium(V) dithiocarbamates as driers for alkyd binders
Authors: Charamzová Iva | Vinklárek Jaromír | Kalenda Petr | Císařova Ivana | Honzíček Jan
Year: 2020
Type of publication: článek v odborném periodiku
Name of source: Journal of Coatings Technology and research
Publisher name: Springer
Place: New York
Page from-to: 1113-1122
Titles:
Language Name Abstract Keywords
cze Dithiokarbamáty oxidovanadičné jako sikativy pro alkydová pojiva Skupina dithiokarbamátů oxidovanadičných byla pripravena konvenčními syntetickými postupy a charakterizována analytickými metodami. Struktura dvou sloučenin byla určena RTG difrakční analýzou na monokrystalech. Sikativační aktivita studovaných sloučenin byla stanovena na komerčních rozpouštědlových alkydech různé olejové délky. alkyd; vanad; autooxidace; primární sikativ
eng Oxidovanadium(V) dithiocarbamates as driers for alkyd binders A series of oxidovanadium(V) dithiocarbamates were synthesized by the conventional synthetic procedure and characterized by analytical methods. Structures of two representatives were determined by X-ray diffraction analysis on single crystals. The initial screening of catalytic alkyd drying, performed on a commercial solventborne alkyd resin of medium oil length, revealed a promising activity of oxidovanadium(V) dithiocarbamates, which was further proved on several alkyd formulations including slow-drying high-solid binders. Kinetic behavior of the catalyzed autoxidation process, investigated by time-resolved infrared spectroscopy on a thin alkyd film, was found to be very different from commercial cobalt carboxylates. Appearance of oxidovanadium(IV) species upon the curing process was evidenced by EPR spectroscopy. Graphic abstract Oxidovanadium(V) dithiocarbamates were established as primary driers for solventborne and high-solid alkyd formulations. The kinetic behavior of the catalyzed autoxidation process, investigated by time-resolved infrared spectroscopy on a thin alkyd film, was found to be different from commercial cobalt carboxylates. Appearance of oxidovanadium(IV) species upon the curing process was evidenced by EPR spectroscopy. [GRAPHICS] . Alkyd; Vanadium; Autoxidation; Air-drying paints; Primary drier