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2-oxo-1,3-dioxolane-4-carboxamide crosslinking network: BASFRecent Research Landscape

Standard hot-melt adhesives fail to break down in home composting environments, leading to persistent microplastic contamination. These innovations utilize specific cyclothiocarbonate chemistries to engineer triggered biodisintegration while maintaining structural bond strength.

What technical problems is BASF addressing in 2-oxo-1,3-dioxolane-4-carboxamide crosslinking network?

Inadequate initial adhesive strength

(9)evidences

Standard crosslinked adhesives and composite foils resist natural decomposition and contaminate organic waste streams. Achieving disintegration under home composting conditions addresses the accumulation of non-degradable polymer waste.

Insufficient structural bond integrity

(6)evidences

Standard multi-material film structures cannot be easily separated or reprocessed due to permanent adhesive bonding. Solving this allows for high-purity material recovery from flexible packaging waste.

Poor interfacial adhesion

(5)evidences

Weak bonding between fibrous reinforcement materials and rubber or wood matrices leads to structural delamination. Enhancing this interface prevents mechanical separation and improves composite durability.