ReviewPolymers2025
Research on the Rapid Curing Mechanism and Technology of Chinese Lacquer.
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- Toward In Situ Stabilization of Raw Chinese Lacquer (Polymers · 2026Review
- Review
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Abstract
Chinese lacquer, a historically significant bio-based coating, has garnered increasing attention in sustainable materials research due to its outstanding corrosion resistance, thermal stability, and environmental friendliness. Its curing process relies on the laccase-catalyzed oxidation and polymerization of urushiol to form a dense lacquer film. However, the stringent temperature and humidity requirements (20-30 °C, 70-80% humidity) and a curing period that can extend over several weeks severely constrain its industrial application. Recent studies have significantly enhanced the curing efficiency through strategies such as pre-polymerization control, metal ion catalysis (e.g., Cu
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