1977
DOI: 10.1016/0032-3861(77)90003-9
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Chain branching in high pressure polymerized polyethylene

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“…Of course HB polyethylene produced by transfer to polymer is a very important commodity material, which has been studied for many years. 2,3 Also, transfer to monomer has been shown to be significant in acrylate polymerisations 4 but in controlled radical polymerisations the frequency of branching is much diminished. 5 Branching, by transfer in polymerisations with low rates of transfer to polymer or monomer, would require the addition of comonomers with functionality that is more susceptible to transfer.…”
Section: Transfer To Monomer/polymermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course HB polyethylene produced by transfer to polymer is a very important commodity material, which has been studied for many years. 2,3 Also, transfer to monomer has been shown to be significant in acrylate polymerisations 4 but in controlled radical polymerisations the frequency of branching is much diminished. 5 Branching, by transfer in polymerisations with low rates of transfer to polymer or monomer, would require the addition of comonomers with functionality that is more susceptible to transfer.…”
Section: Transfer To Monomer/polymermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this connection, it is notably recalled that the free-radical polymerizations of ethylene, [32][33][34][35][36][37] vinyl chloride, 38,39 vinyl acetate, [40][41][42][43] and acrylate esters [44][45][46][47][48][49] are governed by the polymerization mechanism involving mid-chain radical formed through backbiting hydrogen abstraction of growing polymer radical. …”
Section: Does Addition-fragmentation Chain Transfer Occur Significantly?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Isso ocorre porque a estrutura ramificada de algumas regiões das moléculas impede um arranjo perfeitamente ordenado das cadeias. Já as ramificações de cadeia longa presentes no PEBD apresentam um efeito mais pronunciado sobre a reologia do fundido devido à redução do tamanho molecular e ao aumento dos entrelaça-mentos [22][23][24][25] . Attala, G. & Bertinotti, F. [26] compararam o polietileno linear de baixa densidade com o polietileno de baixa densidade e verificaram que, como uma conseqüência do baixo teor de ramificações curtas e da ausência de ramificações longas, o PELBD é mais cristalino.…”
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