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cellulose acetate butyrate

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cellulose acetate butyrate [′sel·yə‚lōs ′as·ə‚tāt ′byüd·ə‚rāt]
(organic chemistry)
An ester of cellulose formed by the action of a mixture of acetic acid and butyric acid and their anhydrides on purified cellulose; has high impact resistance, clarity, and weatherability; used in making plastic film, lacquer, lenses, and outdoor signs.

cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB) plastic
A plastic compound of cellulose acetate butyrate ester and plasticizer and other ingredients.


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2 (unsaturated poly carboxylic acid polymer) Formulation 1 Low 1 Formulation 2 Medium 1 Formulation 2 Medium 3 Formulation 3 High 1 Formulation 3 High 3 CELLULOSE ACETATE BUTYRATE The ability to control metal-flake and pearlescent orientation is critical in producing high quality finisher.
The formation process is a result of microspherical dispersion of PP in cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB) matrix, elongation of micro-sized PP into ellipsoids under elongational flow field and coalescence of highly elongated ellipsoids [16, 17].
One of Mexico's most cherished national monuments, El Angel de la Independencia, an enduring symbol of Mexican unity and freedom since its construction in Mexico City in 1910, recently underwent restoration work that included the use of uniquely formulated cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB)-based coatings additives created by Eastman.
 
 
 
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