Phenolic Resins: A Century of Progress

1. Introduction
Louis Pilato

2. Phenols
Manfred Weber, Markus Weber

3. Formaldehyde
Stefan Kowatsch

4. Resin Chemistry
Louis Pilato

5. Analyses/Testing
David Valdez, Ellen Nagy

6. Resole Production
Jürgen Lang, Marc Cornick

7. Novolak Production
Hiroshi Aiba

8. Wood Composite Adhesives
Jose Gomez-Bueso, Robert Haupt

9. Foam
Marc Cornick

10. Mineral Wool Insulation Binders
Stefan Kowatsch

11. Laminates
Karin Lepedat, Robert Wagner, Jürgen Lang

12. Composites
John G. Taylor

13. Abrasives
Masakatsu Asami, Michael Santorelli

14. Friction
Yoshihiro Matsuo, Daryl D. Clarke, Shinichi Ozeki

15. Photoresists
Fumitaka Saimura, Michael Santorelli

16. Phenolic Molding Compounds
Koji Koizumi, Ted Charles, Hendrik Keyser

17. Alkyl Phenol Resins in Adhesive and Rubber Applications
John D. Fisher

18. Foundry
Douglas M. Trinowski

19. Phenolic Resin for Refractories
Shunsuke Irie, James Rappolt

20. Recycling
Junya Goto, Michael Santorelli

21. Future Aspects
Louis Pilato

Nyckelord: Chemistry, Polymer Sciences, Nanotechnology, Condensed Matter Physics, Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering, Safety in Chemistry, Dangerous Goods, Organic Chemistry