Developed a renewable sources-based coating that improves thermal stability and reduces flame spread, enhancing wood protection against moisture.
Wood is regaining popularity due to increased environmental awareness but requires protection against humidity, UV radiation, stains, and fire. We have developed a sustainable and protective coating derived from biogenic residues. This non-flammable coating enhances thermal stability, delays combustion, and prevents flame spread. Additionally, it protects against moisture by forming a water-insoluble film after polymerization. The coating can be applied from an aqueous solution, adheres well to wood surfaces, and is made from renewable sources, ensuring ecological sustainability.
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