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Article: Dramatically new PP alloys, copolymers. (polypropylene)
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- Plastics Technology
- Article date:
- September 1, 1991
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Dramatically New PP Alloys, Copolymers
When Himont R&D research scientist Gordon Brewer gave a technical paper at NPE on Himont's new Hivalloy polymer grafting technology, he couldn't even use the name Hivalloy. It was one of the quieter introductions of a major new alloying technology, made possible in part by grafting polypropylene with non-olefinic monomers (see PT, Aug. '91, p. 70-71). Nor were press releases or copies of his talk given out, though he did show slides of three sample parts: a small toy truck previously molded of ABS, a 20-in. tape cartridge holder with slots said to show none of the visual flaws sometimes associated with differential flow rates in ...
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Article: Catalloy joint venture. (Himont Inc. to form joint venture ...
Chemical Week;
October 9, 1991 ;
614 words
... ... says overcomes the limitations of PP and PP-based compounds. Himont already has an 80,000-m ... agreement with Show Denko builds on Himont's collaboration with Mitsui Sekka (Tokyo) in Japan on PP technology, and also on its recently ...
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