1983
DOI: 10.1016/0032-3950(83)90070-9
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Calculation of the microstructure of products of homogeneous chlorination of polyvinyl chloride

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“…The radiation time improves the peak reaction rate, but its influence becomes weaker when the time is longer than 40 s. The reaction temperature promotes the peak chlorination rate and the reaction after initiation. This phenomenon can be explained by the free radical mechanism [26][27][28], which assumes that the radical substitution is a chain reaction and composed of initiation (Reaction 3), propagation (Reactions 4 and 5), and termination (Reaction 6). A chlorine radical is generated in Reaction 3 and would participate in the chain propagation causing the substitution.…”
Section: Enhancement Effect Of One Single Uv Initiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The radiation time improves the peak reaction rate, but its influence becomes weaker when the time is longer than 40 s. The reaction temperature promotes the peak chlorination rate and the reaction after initiation. This phenomenon can be explained by the free radical mechanism [26][27][28], which assumes that the radical substitution is a chain reaction and composed of initiation (Reaction 3), propagation (Reactions 4 and 5), and termination (Reaction 6). A chlorine radical is generated in Reaction 3 and would participate in the chain propagation causing the substitution.…”
Section: Enhancement Effect Of One Single Uv Initiationmentioning
confidence: 99%