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A synthetic resin derived from a reaction between alcohol and certain acids, used as a base for many laminates, paints and coatings
A paint in which the vehicle (binder) is an alkyd resin (a type of synthetic resin)
synthetic resin made by the reaction of phtalic anhydride with polyhydric alcohol (forming a polyfunctional saturated polyester) and modified with fatty acids or oils According to the quantity of oil introduced ("oil length") alkyds can be classified as: - short oil alkyds - medium oil alkyds - long oil alkyds The former are used in two-pack polyurethane coatings as binders in part A (to be reacted with isocyanates, which are included in part B) The latter are commonly used in exterior grade one-pack coatings, which are often referred to as "alkyds"
A type of resin made from a polyhydroxy alcohol combined chemically with the acids of various oils They are particularly adapted for use where hardness and high gloss are required Used largely for outside decoration
Synthetic resin which is made by the reaction of a polybasic acid with a polyhydric alcohol Vegetable oils, fatty acids and other resins are often used as modifying agents
A synthetic resin widely used in the manufacture of paints and varnishes Alkyd paint must be thinned and cleaned up with solvent or paint thinner The terms alkyd paint and oil-based paint are generally used interchangeably
A binder based on resins formed by the condensation of polyhydric alcohols with polybasic acids They may be regarded as complex polyesters (Thermoset)
a durable synthetic resin widely used in adhesives and paints
a group of synthetic resins formed by condensation of polybasic acids with polyhydric alcohols, modified with drying oils for printing ink manufacture
Synthetic resin modified with oil Coating that contains alkyd resins in the binder
A synthetic resin used in oil-based paints An alkyd resin is made by reacting a drying oil with a hard, synthetic material
A resin formed by the reaction of alcohols and acid groups They may be regarded as complex esters They are widely used as resins in primers
{i} chemical compound used in glues and paints

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alkyd resin
group of sticky synthetic resins used in protective coatings and paints
alkyds
Thermosetting unsaturated polyester resins produced by reacting an organic alcohol with an organic acid, dissolved in and reacted with unsaturated monomers such as styrene [C6H5CHCH2], diallyl phthalate [C6H4(COOCH2CHCH2)2], diacetone acrylamide [CH3COCH2C(CH3)2CHCHCONH2] or vinyl toluene [CH2CHC6H4CH2] Typical applications are found in electrical uses, automotive parts, and as coatings
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Resins used mostly in trim paints, inside and out, although some medium duty equipment and marine enamels employ these resins as binders Most often alkyd resins are found in vehicles employing aliphatic hydrocarbons (mineral spirits or other refined petroleum distillate) as thinner Alkyds offer good leveling properties and cure to a relatively durable film, but tend to yellow interior and embrittle with age Color and gloss exterior is only fair, and alkyds are highly prone to failure exterior on surfaces containing even moderate levels of moisture Chemically, alkyds are synthetic resins formed by the condensation of polyhydric alcohols with polybasic acids They may be regarded as complex esters The most common polyhydric alcohol used is glycerol, and the most common polybasic acid is phthalic anhydride Modified alkyds are those in which the polybasic acid is substituted in part by a monobasic acid, of which the vegetable oil fatty acids are typical
alkyds
plural of alkyd
alkyds
Alkyd resins are used as a binding medium for paints and as painting media for oil colours They are a development of the traditional resin oil varnishes, but they incorporate a resin that is synthetically produced instead of being a natural product They produce a durable finish with a high gloss
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    Etymology

    [ 'al-k&d ] (noun.) 1929. From the ingredients; alc (alcohol) + id(acid or anhydride)
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