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Controlled degradation polyester property requirements

Copolyesters (such as BIOMAX ) which combine aromatic esters with aliphatic esters or other polymer units (e.g. ethers and amides) provide the opportunity to adjust and control the degradation rates. These added degrees of freedom on polymer composition provide the opportunity to rebalance the polymer to more specifically match application performance in physical properties, while still maintaining the ability to adjust the copolyesters to complement the degradation of natural products for the production of methane or humic substances. Since application performance requirements and application specific environmental factors and degradation expectations vary broadly, copolyesters are, and will continue to be, an important class of degradable polyesters. [Pg.606]


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