Abstract
New thermal-latent metal catalyst such as tetrakis (lauorate) titanium (LPTi) was designed and synthesized based on a lauroyl peroxide and titanium. The synthetic method is simple with one step reaction. LPTi structure was confirmed by FT-IR analysis, also nano-sized structure of LPTi confirmed using SEM-EDX. LPTi is thermal-latent metal catalyst including titanium that not only promotes urethane synthesis reaction but also increases the dissociation rate of blocked isocyanate. As a result of quantitative analysis of NCO (%) through back titration, when LPTi was added, NCO (%) increased from 2.34% to 3.24%. LPTi can be used as an excellent catalyst for urethane reaction by reducing the polymerization time by about 30% compared to no catalyst. LPTi can be applied to the electronic polymer synthesis.
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