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Monoacid Monomers

Based on 45 products - Last update on the Jun 26, 2025

Monoacid monomers in plastics typically appear as clear or slightly colored liquids. Functionally, they improve adhesion, cross-linking, and stabilization of emulsions. Key features of monoacid monomers include their ability to enhance the mechanical strength, thermal stability, and chemical resistance of plastics. Major applications include automotive, appliances, and optics. 

Alternatives to monoacid monomers include diacid monomers and other functional monomers that can also introduce reactive groups into polymers. Sub-types include acrylic acid and methacrylic acid monomers.

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Glycolic acid

by METabolic Explorer

Glycolic acid. It is produced in high yields from glucose. Used in the manufacture of plastics from agricultural raw material components. Also used in biobased plastic industry.

Methacrylic Acid, 99.9%

by Polysciences

<b>Methacrylic Acid, 99.9%</b> is an acid monomer. It is of high purity. It increases the hydrophilicity in polymers.

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