In the last three years, research into the nature and strength of metallocene-based materials has exploded. This is the first and only book to provide comprehensive coverage of the developments and advances in the field by such major polyolefin companies as Dow, Exxon, and Montell. The authors begin with overviews of metallocene catalysis and metallocene-based polyolefins, then discuss all areas of the technology, from applications to end-products.
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"a welcome addition to any library".
(Macromolecular Chemistry and
Physics, Vol.202, No.6, 2001)
(Macromolecular Chemistry and
Physics, Vol.202, No.6, 2001)
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The manufacture of polyolefins by metallocene catalysts represents a revolution in the polymer industry. The first patent for a metallocene catalyst was filed in 1980 but it has been the last five years that have seen a dramatic increase in the volume of research into metallocenes and the maturing of metallocene technology. With contributions from leading experts from the US, Canada, Italy, Scandinavia, Germany and Japan, Metallocene-based Polyolefins gives comprehensive coverage of all areas of metallocene technology: catalyst structure, comonomer incorporation, polymerization mechanisms and conditions, reactor configurations, special properties, rheological and processing behaviour, comparison with conventional polyolefins and fields of application. An essential book for plastics engineers, polymer chemists, physicists, materials scientists and all those working in the plastics manufacturing and processing industries.
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It is generally accepted that the stereospecificity of Ziegler-Natta catalysts is mainly due to non-bonded interactions at the catalytic site. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plastomer content, hemiisotactic polypropene, chain migratory insertion mechanism, linear catalyst, pentad concentrations, chiral active species, new performance combinations, oop bending, skipped insertion, slurry loop process, extruder processability, monomer enantioface, monocyclopentadienyl compounds, olefin strain, slurry loop reactor, low shear screw, terminal vinyl unsaturation, stereospecific behavior, specific output rate, insertion transition state, melt curtain, ethylene crystallinity, steric defects, fluted mixing section, bimodal process Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rapid Commun, New York, Society of Plastics Engineers, Conference Proceedings, John Wiley, Sons Ltd, Dow Chemical Company, Angew Chem, Exxon Chemical, American Chemical Society, Schotland Business Research, University of Hamburg, Academic Press, Dow Elastomers, Eur Pat, Annual Conference, Metallocene-based Polyolefins Edited, Coatings Conference, Spring House, Theory Simul, Catalyst Consultants, Department of Chemistry, Eur Polym, Metallocenes Europe, Rubber Division New!
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It is generally accepted that the stereospecificity of Ziegler-Natta catalysts is mainly due to non-bonded interactions at the catalytic site. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plastomer content, hemiisotactic polypropene, chain migratory insertion mechanism, linear catalyst, pentad concentrations, chiral active species, new performance combinations, oop bending, skipped insertion, slurry loop process, extruder processability, monomer enantioface, monocyclopentadienyl compounds, olefin strain, slurry loop reactor, low shear screw, terminal vinyl unsaturation, stereospecific behavior, specific output rate, insertion transition state, melt curtain, ethylene crystallinity, steric defects, fluted mixing section, bimodal process Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rapid Commun, New York, Society of Plastics Engineers, Conference Proceedings, John Wiley, Sons Ltd, Dow Chemical Company, Angew Chem, Exxon Chemical, American Chemical Society, Schotland Business Research, University of Hamburg, Academic Press, Dow Elastomers, Eur Pat, Annual Conference, Metallocene-based Polyolefins Edited, Coatings Conference, Spring House, Theory Simul, Catalyst Consultants, Department of Chemistry, Eur Polym, Metallocenes Europe, Rubber Division New!
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- Olefin Polymerization (Macromolecular Symposia) by Walter Kaminsky on page 112, and page 155
- Dynamics of Polymeric Liquids, Fluid Mechanics (Dynamics of Polymer Liquids Vol. 1) (Volume 1) by R. Byron Bird on page 396, and page 434
- Rheology for Polymer Melt Processing (Rheology Series) by J.-M. Piau on page 396, and page 397
- Viscoelastic Properties of Polymers by John D. Ferry on page 397, and page 417
- Business Management by National Learning Corporation on page 290
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