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Kształtowanie jakości materiałów poliuretanowych

Quality creation of the polyurethane materials

Joanna BRZESKA

nr katalogowy: 112643

Streszczenie

Jakość materiału poliuretanowego kształtowana jest na każdym etapie jego życia: podczas projektowania (dobór substratów wyjściowych), syntezy (zachowanie ilości stechiometrycznych substratów, ich czystości i odpowiednich warunków reakcji), użytkowania (zgodnego z właściwościami danego materiału), a nawet na etapie recyklingu odpadu poużytkowego, gdy odpowiednio przetworzony poliuretan może być ponownie użyty. W pracy przedstawiono przykłady modyfikacji chemicznych i fizycznych poliuretanów w aspekcie otrzymania usieciowanych i degradowalnych materiałów dla celów medycznych. Wskazano na grupy związków, które wprowadzone do struktury poliuretanu lub użyte do fizycznej modyfikacji zmieniają jego właściwości (w tym biokompatybilność i podatność na degradację).

Abstract

The quality of the polyurethane material is created at every stage of its life: during design (selection of starting substrates), synthesis (preservation of stoichiometric quantities of substrates, their purity and using of appropriate reaction conditions), utility (according to the characteristics of the material) and even at the recycling stage of waste, when appropriately processed polyurethane can be reused. The paper presents examples of chemical and physical modification of polyurethanes in aspect of obtaining cross-linked and degradable materials for medical purposes. The author pointed out the groups of compounds that introduced into the polyurethane structure or used for physical modification, change its properties (including biocompatibility and degradability).

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