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Initiated oxidation of PE and PP in solution

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A study was made on the oxidation of a low density polyethylene and of an isotactic and an atactic polypropylene in solution. The solvent was 1,2, 4-trichlorobenzene and the process was investigated at different temperatures, with varying concentrations of the initiator and of the polymer. Under the experimental conditions, a non-accelerating chain reaction proceeds at the beginning of the process. The equation derived from the proposed simplified mechanism describes consistently the dependences of experimentally measured rates on the concentrations of the initiator and of the polymer.

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Iring, M., Kelen, T. & Tüdős, F. Initiated oxidation of PE and PP in solution. Polymer Bulletin 15, 531–537 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00281764

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