Method of making molding compounds and materials made thereby

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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156335, C08K 714

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041056230

ABSTRACT:
A method of making molding compounds and particularly sheet molding compounds in which a novolak is dispersed throughout an inorganic filler and a slight reaction is caused to take insitu with a hydrogen donor that is preferably hexamethylenetetramine to produce a molding compound. In the case of a sheet molding compound, the material is spread out into a thin sheet and inorganic fibers are embedded therein, following which a body-building reaction is initiated to liberate some ammonia. Thereafter, the material is dried and solidified into a solid handleable sheet molding compound.
There is also disclosed a method for forming the novolak resin insitu by reaction of the monomers while dispersed throughout the inorganic fillers.

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