Recent advances in catalyst and processmethods for value-added polyolefins will have significantdisruptive impacts on current technologies and resins. So says anew study from The Catalyst Group Resour..
Recent advances in catalyst and process
methods for value-added polyolefins will have significant
disruptive impacts on current technologies and resins. So says a
new study from The Catalyst Group Resources. The report documents
specific commercialization successes along with challenges being
encountered.
•Bimodal polyethylenes, with effective
levels of short chain branches in the high molecular weight end and
distinct MW regions, can be achieved in a single reactor employing
multiple catalysts or even bimetallic systems.
Broad molecular weight PEs, using
tandem reactor designs with advanced catalyst technology, are being
manufactured that provide previously una
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