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Royal Society of Chemistry, Green Chemistry, 19(23), p. 7576-7588, 2021

DOI: 10.1039/d1gc01766g

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A sustainable waterborne vanillin–eugenol–acrylate miniemulsion with suitable antibacterial properties as a substitute for the styrene–acrylate emulsion

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Abstract

Sustainable monomers DV and DE were employed as substitutes for styrene and a petroleum-based crosslinker respectively to copolymerize with BA to afford a waterborne P(DV–BA–DE) miniemulsion, which is an ideal antibacterial coating for leather.