What Are Synthetic Resins Applications and Uses
0% found this document useful (0 votes) 0 ratings 0% found this document useful (0 votes) What Are Synthetic Resins Applications and Uses Synthetic resins are noncrystalline or viscous liquids which might be secreted from paints. Synthetic resins are industrially manufactured via the manner of polymerization. Methods of Preparation and Applications Resins are chemical compounds having molecular weight more than 300. It is possible to classify natural resins as spirit-soluble and oil-soluble. Oil-soluble resins include rosin, extracted from long-leaf pine turpentine and used in a wide range of applications, including soap making; the toughest natural resin produced in jewellery; Copals used in varnishes; amber; oriental lacquer, derived from a tree native to China; and cashew-nutshell oil, derived from cashew nuts. Resins have many sources and end uses. Sources can range from natural and synthetic. Resins can derived from polymers, monomers, oils, fatty acids and natural sources. Perhap...