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Monitoring Emulsion Polymerization

From Endress+Hauser Sep 21 2017

Monitoring Emulsion Polymerization

As a technique based on light scattering rather than light absorption, Raman spectroscopy is uniquely suited for analysis of multi-phase liquid streams where boundary layers cause issues due to refraction when using absorption spectroscopy. Demonstration of the capability of Raman spectroscopy for tracking un-reacted monomer and comonomer during an olefin-based polymerization reaction in a batch reactor configuration has been achieved. Discussion of the analytical setup, model building, and batch trials will be included in this webinar.

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