Using Anthracene Oil from Coal Tar in the Thermal Solvolysis of Polymers
摘要
At 360–420°C in a metal reactor, the thermal solvolysis of polystyrene, phenol–formaldehyde resin, polycarbonate, and epoxy resin by means of the anthracene fraction from coal tar is studied. The composition of the polymers’ thermal destruction products is determined by gas chromatography. The anthracene fraction and coal tar pitch are compared as hydrogen-donor solvents in polymer processing by thermal solvolysis.