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Benzoin Ether Photoinitiators Bound to Acrylated Prepolymers

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Processes in Photoreactive Polymers

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Oligomers that contain photoinitiating groups are of considerable interest for practical applications in UV-curable formulations. These photoinitiators (PIs) are called macromolecular PIs, oligomer(ic) PIs, polymeric PIs, or polymer-bound PIs depending on the chemical structure and molecular weight. The main advantages expected from the high molecular weight photoinitiators are:

  • Good compatibility with ingredients in the formulation

  • Low migration tendency both in the uncured formulation and in the UV-cured product

  • Low volatility, hence reduced odor problems

  • Reduced yellowing effect due to the low migration of the residual unreacted PI and photoreacted PI fragments to the film surface.

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Ahn, KD. (1995). Benzoin Ether Photoinitiators Bound to Acrylated Prepolymers. In: Krongauz, V.V., Trifunac, A.D. (eds) Processes in Photoreactive Polymers. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1767-2_8

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