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Storage stability of an aqueous phenolic dispersion resin has been studied by accelerated methods with chemical kinetics and centrifugation. The activation energy of the resin advancement reaction was 25.6 kcal/g mole. Results indicate that the chemical and physical properties of the dispersion resin do not change significantly in a storage period of 4.5 months under normal conditions (25°C). Under refrigeration (4°C) the product is stable indefinitely for all practical purposes.
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