Polyphenol compounds and their use in lubricants and coatings

Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices

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106 1415, 106 1431, 106 1437, 564265, 564325, 564337, 564390, C10M13330, C10M13308, C07C25140, C07C21127

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ABSTRACT:
A polyphenol compound wherein the aromatic rings are linked by direct bonds or by a divalent link in the ortho position relative to the --OH group and the end aromatic rings contain either oximino substituents or substituted alkylaminomethyl substituents in the ortho position. The compound can be coated onto a metal surface to give improved corrosion resistance. The metal surface can be zinc-coated steel or zinc phosphated steel. The polyphenol compound can be the only coating material or can be incorporated into a surface coating composition such as a paint.

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Kaemmerer et al. "Preparation of Phenolic Compounds, etc" Makromol. Chem., 180(7) 1635-50 Abst. in Chem. Abst 91(21):169491a.

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