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solvolysis
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sol·vol·y·sis  (sl-vl-ss, sôl-)
n.
A chemical reaction in which the solute and solvent react to form a new compound.


solvo·lytic (-v-ltk) adj.

solvolysis [sɒlˈvɒlɪsɪs]
n
(Chemistry) a chemical reaction occurring between a dissolved substance and its solvent See also hydrolysis
[from solv(ent) + -lysis]


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Natural polyols can be obtained by chemical modification of the vegetable oils introducing hydroxyl groups in an unsaturated triglyceride by hydroxylation of carbon-carbon double bonds and/or by alcoholysis of the triglyceride to obtain mainly a monoglyceride (2), (3).
The synthesis was carded out by alcoholysis of poly(methylhydrogensiloxane) in the presence of a catalyst.
At the same temperature, for a blending time of 10 min, ester interchange reactions were found to take place only in PET/PCL blends where PCL had a molecular mass lower that 10,000, as a result of alcoholysis between -OH end groups of PCL and PET ester moieties [22].
 
 
 
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