- a
comonomer refers to a
polymerizable precursor to a
copolymer aside from the prin****l monomer. In some cases, only
small amounts of a
comonomer are...
-
strongly on type. The
molecular weight, crosslinking, and
presence of
comonomers all
strongly affect its properties. It is for this structure-property...
-
different monomers. In the case of
condensation polymerizations, the
ratio of
comonomers is
usually 1:1. For example, the
formation of many
nylons requires equal...
- 10%
amounts of
other vinyl comonomers are also used (1–10%)
along with AN
depending on the
final application.
Comonomers include acrylic acid, acrylamide...
-
reagent and a
comonomer. It is
produced from
ethylene dibromide: CH2Br−CH2Br → CH2=CHBr + HBr CH2=CHBr is
mainly consumted as a
comonomer to
confer fire...
-
industrially useful isomers is 1-hexene, an alpha-olefin.
Hexene is used as a
comonomer in the
production of polyethylene. The
following is a
partial list of...
- used to make
piping for
domestic plumbing.
Another application is as a
comonomer in the
production of
certain kinds of polyethylene, such as
linear low-density...
- ketone) via
radical or
anionic mechanisms. It is
sometimes used as a
comonomer in the
manufacturing of
certain resins. Alger, Mark (1996).
Polymer science...
-
molecular weight distribution, crystallinity, type and
proportion of
comonomer (if used) and the isotacticity. In
isotactic polypropylene, for example...
- term polymethylene). EPDM is made from ethylene, propylene, and a
diene comonomer that
enables crosslinking via
sulfur vulcanization.
Typically used dienes...
