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Polyurethane foam was created during World War II to insulate refrigerators and airplanes, replacing balsa wood. It is made through the reaction of a polyol like a polyester or polyether with an isocyanate. This polymer is versatile and found in applications like furniture, shoes, insulation, and more. Issues like foam debris damaging the space shuttle Columbia show the importance of understanding foam properties. The document discusses the chemistry and reactions involved in making polyurethane foam, its a

Author

Robert Roig

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EN