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Upcycling Polyolefins into Value-Added Thermoplastics

From Waters | Wyatt Technology Dec 14 2021

Webinar: Upcycling Polyolefins into Value-Added Thermoplastics, Assisted by SEC-MALS

Presented by: Frank Leifarth, Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Landry Bennett, Ph.D., Wyatt Technology

Image Credit: ShutterStock/Mr_Mrs_Marcha

Polyolefins are engineering thermoplastics that demonstrate diverse thermomechanical properties, attractive chemical resistance, and excellent processability.

Though made from petroleum-derived monomers, greater than 60% of world plastic production remains dominated by polyolefins. Creating sustainable materials that compete with the performance and value proposition of polyolefins is a grand challenge for the field of polymer science.

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