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- Vinyl polymers are a
group of polymers derived from vinyl monomers
- Their backbone is an
extended alkane chain, made polymerizing an alkene group (C=C) into
a chain (..-C-C-C-C-..). In popular usage, "vinyl" refers only to
polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
- Vinyl polymers are the
most common type of plastic.
- For amorphous
polymers, the transition from liquid-like to glass-like behavior is
called
the glass transition.
- There are several
means to modify polymers properties, viz. blending, grafting, and
curing.
- Blending is the
physical mixture of two (or more) polymers to obtain the requisite
properties.
- Grafting is a method
wherein
monomers are covalently bonded (modified) onto the polymer chain
- Whereas in curing, the
polymerization of an oligomer mixture forms a coating which adheres
to the substrate by physical forces.
- Curing gives a smooth
finish by filling in the valleys in the surface.
- In rubber/elastomer
industries, crosslinking is the most important reaction of
vinyl polymers
•Vulcanization: using peroxide, sulfur or sulfur containing
compounds
•Free radical reactions by ionizing radiation
•Photolysis involving photo sensitive funcitonal groups
•Chemical reactions of labile functional groups
- Photoinitiated free
radical polymerization consists of four distinct steps:
1. Photoinitiation: Absorption of light by a photosensitive
compound or transfer of electronic excitation energy from a light
absorbing sensitizer to the photo sensitive compound. Homolytic bond
rupture leads to the formation of a radical, that reacts with one
monomer unit.
2. Propagation: Repeated addition of monomer units to the chain
radical produces the polymer backbone.
3. Chain transfer: Termination of growing chains by hydrogen
abstraction from various species (e.g., from solvent) and
concomitant production of a new radical capable of initiating
another chain reaction.
4. Termination: Chain radicals are consumed by disproportionate or
recombination reactions.
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General
Information
- Introduction
- About Vinyl polymers
Product
- Polymeric Products As
Effective Biocide Against Deteriorating Wood
- Flexible Solutions For
Coatings
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Products Guide
- Airflex EVCL Emulsion
Polymers
MSDS
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Butvar B-98
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PolyDrain
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Polyvinylpyrrolidone
K-30
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Formolon®
Suspension PVC Resin
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Shelter-Rite® Vinyl Coated Fabric
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Sheetrock® All Purpose Joint Compound
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Vinilmud – P30
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Ethylene/vinyl acetate copolymer
Toxicity
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Fire Retardance, Smoke Toxicity And Fire Hazard
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Environmental And Health Hazards
- Health Hazards
- Occupational Hazards
- Toxic Products
Manufacturing Process
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Polymerization of vinyl chloride in batch reactor
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Production Of Polymers
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Industrial Preparation Of Polyvinyl Chloride
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Modeling of
Polyvinyl Acetate Polymerization
Applications
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Grafting
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Optical
and Optoelectronic Applications
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Application to
Polymers and Nano-scale Materials
- Application in Organic
Electroluminescent Devices
- Photoinitiated Radical
Vinyl Polymerization
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Reaction
of vinyl polymers
Company
Profiles
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Company Of Uttar Pradesh
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Company Of Shandong China
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Company Of Maharashtra
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Company Of Belton TX
Suppliers
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Acrylic
Polymer Manufacturers
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Indian Chemical
Portal
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EC21
Suppliers
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Techn Vinyl Polymers India Ltd.
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Synthesis
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Chemical Technology
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Vinyl Polymers In
Cold Plasma
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Design
Synthesis of Water
Soluble Phosphorus Containing Polymers
- Synthesis using a novel macroiniferter
- Polymerization Process
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Preparation of vinyl polymer
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Additives for Polymer Processing
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Synthesis and Properties of vinyl polymer Tanning agents
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Anionic Vinyl Polymerization
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Modelling and simulation of vinyl chloride
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Synthesis of graft and branched polymers
- Reverse Atom Transfer
Radical Polymerization
Patents
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Alkoxylated Vinyl Polymer Demulsifiers
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Aqueous Vinyl Polymer Dispersions
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Foamable Vinyl Chloride Polymer Compositions
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Vinyl Chloride Polymer Blend Composition
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Vinyl Alcohol
Polymer
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Modified
Vinyl Halide Polymer
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Calendered Rigid Vinyl polymer Composition
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Stabilization Of Vinyl Chloride Polymers
Reports
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Synthesis and Color Tuning Properties of Blue Highly Fluorescent
Vinyl
Polymers
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Metal
catalysts for the vinyl polymerization
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Conformations of Tetrads in Vinyl Polymers
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Environmental Risk Evaluation Report
Consultants
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Novenco Consultants Ltd.
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Protective Industrial Polymers
- Vinyl World
- Top Polymers
Study
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Radiative Gasification And Vinyl polymer Flammability
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Properties Of Some
Pyrolyzed Polymers
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Amplitude
Dependent Damping
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