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Page 2-32
... chlorination is ran- dom , while the emulsion process can result in uneven chlorination due to the crystalline regions . The chlorination process generally occurs by a free - radical mechanism , shown in Fig . 2.25 , where the chlorine ...
... chlorination is ran- dom , while the emulsion process can result in uneven chlorination due to the crystalline regions . The chlorination process generally occurs by a free - radical mechanism , shown in Fig . 2.25 , where the chlorine ...
Page 2-33
... chlorine was randomly substituted ) . When the level of chlorine reaches 45 percent ( approaching PVC ) , the material is stiff at room temperature . Typically , HDPE is chlorinated to a chlorine content of 23 to 48 percent . Once the ...
... chlorine was randomly substituted ) . When the level of chlorine reaches 45 percent ( approaching PVC ) , the material is stiff at room temperature . Typically , HDPE is chlorinated to a chlorine content of 23 to 48 percent . Once the ...
Page 4-69
... chlorination . Grades of CM with 25 per- cent chlorine are somewhat crystalline , because their backbones contain long polyethyl- ene sequences and are harder than the noncrystalline grades . Grades containing 34 percent chlorine or ...
... chlorination . Grades of CM with 25 per- cent chlorine are somewhat crystalline , because their backbones contain long polyethyl- ene sequences and are harder than the noncrystalline grades . Grades containing 34 percent chlorine or ...
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