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Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased
polyurethanes from different biomass.

                         Pr. Luc Avérous
                             BioTeam
                     ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
    ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie, Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                    Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

                  email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                    Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                      Twitter : LucAverous
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
BioTeam Members:
          Ø Staff (3):
              •   Pr. Luc Avérous (BioTeam leader)
              •   Dr. Eric Pollet (A/Prof.)
              •   Pr. Jean Marc Jeltsch (Vice-President UniStra)

          Ø Researchers:
              Ø Post-Doct. (3):
              • Dr. Zarah Walsh (European Project SYNPOL, 2015/2016)
              • Dr. Chengcheng Gao (ANR, 2015/2016)
              • Dr. Antoine Duval (European Project SYNPOL, 2015-2016)

              Ø PhD Students (7):
              • Stéphane Duchiron (Company, 2012-2016)
              • Marie Reulier (CIFRE. 2012-2016)
              • Thibaud Debuissy (European Project SYNPOL, 2013-2016)
              • Amparo Jimenez-Quero (Government, 2013-2016)
              • Pierre Furtwengler (Companies, 2014-3017)
              • Pietro Bueno (Luxembourg FRC, 2014-2017)
              • Audrey Magnin (European Project P4SB, 2015-2018)

                               … + Masters and invited researchers

BioTeam
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
General Topic (BioTeam):
  ► Biobased and/or Biodegradable Polymers,
for Environmental and Biomedical Applications.

         Springer 2012

                                  Wiley 2016
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
Biorefinery from different Biomasses

          Polyesters: PHAs, PLA …                         Extraction

                    Fermentation
                                                                       Fatty acids (TG)
                                                       Plants

                                                                 Biobased            Micro-algae
                    Starch
                                   Fractionation
                                                                Thermosets
                                                                        or
 Mushroom,                                                  Thermoplastics
 crustaceans …     Thermoplastic
                   Polysaccharides

Chitin. Chitosan
                                                                               Lignins. Tannins
                                                         Clay
  BioMaterials                 Ligno-cellulose                               Nano-Biocomposites
                                  (Fibers) …
                                                   Biocomposites
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
► Integration.        from the biomass
                    to final objects

                                  BioTeam

          Integration « Biochemistry/Chemistry & Process »
                      Bio-         Chemical    Formulation
                   Production      Synthesis     Process
                                Characterization
Biomass:                                                     Final Objects:
Triglycerides,                                               For automotive,
Ligno-cellulose,                                             Building, Textile,
Tannins,                                                          Packaging,
Starch,                                                           Agriculture,
Chitin,
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
Academic international collaborations:
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
Funding – Cooperation - Partners
Institutions, Academics:    Companies:
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
3 Main Thematics

Biodegradable Polymers Materials (short-term applications & biomedical):
•   Thermoplastic starch, thermoplastic chitosan,
•   Bio(co)polyesters: PLA, PCL, PHAs, PBSA, PBS, PBAT ...
•   Synthesis by Enzymatic Catalysis of biopolyesters (eROP, polycondensation, )
•   Biosynthesis of building blocks (Liquid and Solid fermentations) towards polymers
    elaboration.

Biobased and Durable Polymers Materials (long-term applications):
•   New Vegetable oil-based polymers (from fatty acid, dimer …)
•   New aromatic macromolecular architectures, based on lignins and tannins,
•   Novative Biobased TPU, PU, NIPU & PA.

Specific Biomedical Developments:
•   Wound dressings,
•   Tissue Engineering, scaffolds developed by electrospinning,
•   Biosensors, Drug Release ...

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Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
Biobased Polyurethanes

                     Pr. Luc Avérous
                         BioTeam
                 ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie. Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

              email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                  Twitter : LucAverous
Innovative aliphatic-aromatic biobased polyurethanes from different biomass - CERN Indico
Biobased Polyurethanes
based on dimer fatty acid (DFA)

                     Pr. Luc Avérous
                         BioTeam
                 ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie, Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

              email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                  Twitter : LucAverous
New TPU architectures based on DFA
Dr. Hablot
               TPUs: Multiblock copolymers
 Dr. Bueno                     Synthesis: Two-steps polymerization
   Ferrer

             1st step: Prepolymer synthesis (with Reactive Mixing)

                   2 OCN―R―NCO          HO         OH            OCN―R―NHCOO                OCONH―R―NCO
                                       (Long Polyol)                          (Prepolymer)

             - Polyol: Bio-based polyester polyol based on dimer fatty acids
             from rapeseed oil [Mw 3000 g mol-1 ; OH value = 40 mg KOH g-1]

             - Isocyanate: 4.4’-diphenylmethane diisocyanate (MDI)                                        (80⁰C)

                                                                                                     REACTI VE M I XI N G
             Bueno-Ferrer C et al. Polym Degrad and Stab 2012. 97, 1964-1969; Macromol Mat & Eng 2012. 297, 777–784
New TPU architectures based on DFA
Dr. Hablot
              2nd step: Synthesis of High MW TPU
                                OCN―R―NHCOO               OCONH―R―NCO HO―R’ ―OH (Chain extender)
 Dr. Bueno
   Ferrer                                                     ― CONHRNHCOO              OCONHRNHCOO―R’―O―
                                                                                                                  n

             • Add Chain extender (1.4 BD0): 180⁰C (Reactive mixing)

             • Curing in oven: 70⁰C
             • Compression-molding: 200⁰C
             • Quenching

                                                                                              Different HS contents:
                                                                                                    (MDI+BDO)
                                                                                                   10 to 40 wt%
                                                                                TPU10

                                                                                           TPU20

                                                                                                   TPU30
                                 • r = NCO/OH = 1                                                              TPU40
                                 • Mw: from 209.000 (10 wt%) to 33.000 (40 wt%)
             Bueno-Ferrer C et al. Polym Degrad and Stab 2012. 97, 1964-1969; Macromol Mat & Eng 2012. 297, 777–784
New TPU architectures based on DFA
Dr. Hablot

                                                                                 Uniaxial tensile tests
Dr. Bueno                                                                        ⇒ Typical curves of TPE,
  Ferrer                                                                         at low HS content (< 30%)

                                                             HS       Max Strengh       Deformation        Modulus
                                                            (wt%)        (MPa)           Break (%)          (MPa)
                ⇒ HS/SS segregations                         10        1.3 ± 0.1           > 500          0.7 ± 0.1
                                                             20        3.7 ± 0.1           > 500          2.5 ± 0.1
                                                             30        5.6 ± 0.3          428 ± 40        8.6 ± 0.5
                      DSC                                    40        1.5 ± 0.4           25 ± 7         11.1 ± 1.2

            Bueno-Ferrer C et al. Polym Degrad and Stab 2012. 97, 1964-1969; Macromol Mat & Eng 2012. 297, 777–784     13
Aromatic Biobased Polyurethanes
    from lignins or tannins

                      Pr. Luc Avérous
                          BioTeam
                  ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
 ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie. Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                 Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

               email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                 Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                   Twitter : LucAverous
Lignins: Chemical structure

                    Lignocelulosic                 Various chemical groups
                       biomass:
                    Wood. Straw.                                       OH aliphatic

                                                                                                  3

                                                       1
                                                                             1
                                                                                                      4

                                                             1                            7

                                                                   2
                                                                                              5

                                                            6
u   Natural phenolic compounds,                                                       1
                                                                                              Liaisons :
    largely available                                                                         1    β-O-4
                                                                             1                2    α-O-4
u   Variability, according to the                           1                                 3    5-5
    ressource and the extraction                                   3
                                                                                              4    β-β
                                                                                              5    4-O-5
    process                                                                                   6    β-5
                                                                OH phenolic                   7    β-1

Laurichesse S., Avérous L. Progress in Polymer Science 2014. 39, 1266-1290
New PU architectures based on lignin

Dr.
Laurichesse
               OHs present low reactivity and accessibility
                           Lignin must be modified to obtain an active macropolyol
               Different strategies:
                                              Synthesis of active macropolyols:

                                                            ε-caprolactone

                   Specific Lignins
                                                                Propylene
                   (Soda & Organosolv)
                                                                  Oxyde
                                                                                                  PU synthesis

                                                               Fatty acid

              Laurichesse S. et al. Green Chem 2014. 16, 3958-3970; Polymer 2013. 54, 3882–3890
New PU architectures based on lignin
                          and fatty acid
Dr.
Laurichesse u   Chemical modification from oleic acid

                   Oleic acid C18H34O2

           u    Hydrophobic properties
                                                                  Chloration
           u    Bring insaturation and carboxyl group

                                                                 Esterification

                                                                 Epoxydation

                                                                 Ring opening

          Laurichesse S. et al. Green Chem 2014. 16, 3958-3970
New PU architectures based on lignin
                          and fatty acid
Dr.
Laurichesse u   Chemical modification from oleic acid

                   Oleic acid C18H34O2

           u    Hydrophobic properties
                                                                  Chloration
           u    Bring insaturation and carboxyl group

                                                                 Esterification

           Macropolyol 100% biobased
                                                                 Epoxydation

                                                                 Ring opening

          Laurichesse S. et al. Green Chem 2014. 16, 3958-3970
New PU architectures based on lignin
                            and fatty acid
Dr.
Laurichesse    PU Synthesis:

                                       PPG

                                                                     Biobased content: till 90%
              Laurichesse S. et al. Green Chem 2014. 16, 3958-3970
Aromatic Biobased Polyurethanes
    from lignins or tannins

                      Pr. Luc Avérous
                          BioTeam
                  ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
 ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie, Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                 Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

               email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                 Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                   Twitter : LucAverous
Tannins: Chemical structures

                                                        OH phenolic
u   Natural phenolic compounds, largely
    available
u   Variability of the chemical structure,
    according to the ressource
u   High OH content = MacroPOLYOL

Arbenz A., Avérous L. Green Chem 2015. 67, 2626-2646.
New PU architectures based on tannins
                          and fatty acid
Dr. Arbenz
             OHs present low reactivity and accessibility
             ⇒ Tannin must be modified to obtain an active macropolyol (OPT or OBT)
                          ⇒ Oxyalkylation (OP, OB …):
                                                                                                             Polyether Polyol (liquid)
                         Tannins

                                                            Tannins
                                      = OH
                                               Catalyser
                                                (KOH)                  Oxyde                    300
                                                                                                                Réaction exothermique
                                                                                                                                         25

                                                                                                250
                                                                                                                                         20

                                                                                                200

                                                                            Température en °C

                                                                                                                                              Pression en bar
               Under Pressure
                                                                                                                                         15
         u                                                                                      150

                                                                                                                                         10

         u     Fast kinetic                                                                     100                       Consommation
                                                                                                                            de l’oxyde
                                                                                                                                         5

               From solid (powder) to liquid
                                                                                                 50
         u                                                    T°/ P
                                                                                                  0                                      0

         u     Need purification (Homopolymer)                                                     00:00 00:20 00:40 01:00 01:20 01:40
                                                                                                                Durée en h:min

             Arbenz A., Avérous L. Ind Crops and Prod 2015. 67, 295-304; RSC Adv 2015. 4, 61564 – 61572
100% Biobased Polyurethanes
(with biobased polyisocyanates)

                     Pr. Luc Avérous
                         BioTeam
                 ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie, Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

              email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                  Twitter : LucAverous
100% biobased TPU
M. Charlon
         • Soft Biobased Diisocyanate: 2-heptyl-3,4-bis(9-isocyanatononyl)-1-
         pentylcyclohexane (DDI). Obtained from FDA by Cognis-BASF.

         • Rigid Biobased Diols:
         1,4 Butanediol (BDO):

         Isosorbide (ISO):

         • TPU structure:

             Charlon M. et al. European Polymer Journal 2014. 61, 197–205       24
100% biobased TPU
M. Charlon
             • Thermal properties:
                                                  25%        50%            75%
                TPU (Diol)             0% ISO                                        0% BDO
                                                  ISO        ISO            ISO
               DSC: Tg s (°C)           -15       -13         -8             2         -1
               DSC: Tm (°C)              60        50            50          84        82

             • Mechanical properties:
                                                  25%         50%            75%
                TPU (Diol)             0% ISO                                        0% BDO
                                                  ISO         ISO            ISO
             Elongation at break
                                       700±200   350±100     100±10         150±20    30±20
                     (%)
                Modulus (MPa)           40±4      20±2        12±2           12±2     16±2

         ⇒ No good HS/SS segregation to obtain a true TPE L
         ⇒ Striction under uniaxial tensile test

                                 0%      25%     50%       75%         0%
             TPU (Diol)
                                 ISO     ISO     ISO       ISO        BDO
                 Mw             45,000 31,800 23,100 21,200 11,400
                  Ɖ              2.55   2.48   2.06   2.16   2.95
         ⇒ High dissymmetry mainly at low temperature (Petrovic et al. 2014)
         and lower reactivity of the OH (second./primary) (ISO/BDO)

             Charlon M. et al. European Polymer Journal 2014. 61, 197–205
Biobased Polyurethanes
    without isocyanates (NIPU)

                     Pr. Luc Avérous
                         BioTeam
                 ICPEES – UMR CNRS 7515
ECPM : École Européenne de Chimie, Polymères et Matériaux (ECPM)
                Université de Strasbourg (UniStra)

              email : luc.averous@unistra.fr

                Website : www.BIODEG.NET
                  Twitter : LucAverous
NIPUs: 3 main Pathways

                                                                                The most dev.

                                                                                  PHU
Tomita, H., et al., J. Polym. Sci. A Polym. Chem., 2001, 39(6), pp. 851-859.

Deepa, P., et al., J. Polym. Sci. A Polym. Chem., 2008, 46(7), pp. 2445-2458.

Palaskar, D.V., et al., Biomacromolecules, 2010, 11(5), pp. 1202-1211.
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Short Conclusions

                        Biobased PU =

Ø A stimulating field
Ø A huge potential of chemical pathways
Ø Strong opportunities to develop innovative
  macromolecular archit., to obtain new materials
  prop., using a green chemistry
      (No solvent, No catalyzer, Biobased compounds, )
Ø A durable developing market in connection with a
  more sustainable development.

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