Metallocenes polymers

Narrow molecular weight distribution, which is characteristic of metallocene-based polyethylene (Fig. 7), causes processing difficulty in certain applications due to increased melt pressure, reduced melt strength, and melt fracture [14,15]. This problem can be overcome by blending the metallocene polymer with other prod-... [Pg.157]

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Other block copolymers which are useful are based on polyesters, polyurethanes, and ethylene-propylene. The first two have been discussed in other sections and the ethylene-propylene blocks will be discussed below in the subsection Metallocene Polymers. ... [Pg.713]

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