Release HCI has a strong catalytic influence on the dehydrochlorination of PVC according to: * -Chain transfer mechanism -lonic-molecular mechanism O -Free radical mechanism

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Release HCI has a strong catalytic influence on the dehydrochlorination of PVC
according to: *
-Chain transfer mechanism
-lonic-molecular mechanism
-Free radical mechanism
Some additives able to maintain polymer properties through: *
- Enhance the value of polymers by improving their properties.
- Help to prolong the service life of polymer applications.
- Protect the polymer chain and unchanged molecular weight.
Model of crystalline polymers structure prevents flow easily due to close space
between: *
- Molecular chains
O - Tm and Tg
O - Processing range and degradation
Transcribed Image Text:Release HCI has a strong catalytic influence on the dehydrochlorination of PVC according to: * -Chain transfer mechanism -lonic-molecular mechanism -Free radical mechanism Some additives able to maintain polymer properties through: * - Enhance the value of polymers by improving their properties. - Help to prolong the service life of polymer applications. - Protect the polymer chain and unchanged molecular weight. Model of crystalline polymers structure prevents flow easily due to close space between: * - Molecular chains O - Tm and Tg O - Processing range and degradation
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