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What do the letters and numbers in the polyethylene grade DJM-1732H mean respectively? Thank you to all the experts\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d

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What do the letters and numbers in the polyethylene grade DJM-1732H mean respectively? Thank you to all the experts\ud83d\udc4d\ud83d\udc4d
Reply #22018-12-04
What do the letters and numbers in the DJM-1732H mean? The letter D stands for polyethylene. J refers to a UCAT-J catalyst, M refers to the melt index, 17 refers to a density of 917, 32 refers to a melt index of 32, and H refers to hexene as the comonomer. If there is no H, it indicates that the comonomer is butylene.

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