Polymorphic Behavior and Mechanical Properties of Isotactic 1-Butene–Ethylene Copolymers from Metallocene Catalysts
Tacticity
Butene
Post-metallocene catalyst
Polybutene
Ethylene propylene rubber
Thermoplastic elastomer
DOI:
10.1021/ma500088a
Publication Date:
2014-06-17T15:02:27Z
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ABSTRACT
A study of the crystallization behavior and mechanical properties random isotactic butene–ethylene copolymers prepared with a metallocene catalyst is presented. The use catalysis ensures fine control over molecular structure low concentration rr stereodefects (0.8%), negligible amount regiodefects, uniform distribution ethylene constitutional defects. This characteristic has allowed evidencing only effect presence units on polymorphic polybutene (iPB). accelerates transition form II into I at room temperature nearly 6 mol % favors direct from melt stable I. also affects iPB produces increase flexibility ductility increasing content. significant modification observed for higher than 8 %, development elastomeric properties, never homopolymer Ziegler–Natta catalysts not in similar content stereo In these samples, are due to degree crystallinity that develops upon aging by I′ amorphous phase.
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