journal article·1993-12

Inhibition of the Discoloration of Polyurethane Foam Caused by Ultraviolet Light

C. Valentine, T.A. Craig, S.L. Hager

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Abstract

The discoloration of polyurethane foam by UV light can result in a product that is less aesthetically pleasing and can give the impression that the product has physi cally degraded. Discoloration prior to wrapping and/or fabrication can result in rejected orders or increased scrap from trimming away discolored surfaces.
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OpenAlex topics: Polymer composites and self-healing

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ARCO Chemical Co. P.O. Box 38007 South Charleston, West Virginia 25303

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