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Can the CS-1 catalyst degrade silicone rubber?

2007-12-03View Original

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I would like to ask polymer industry professionals: Can the CS-1 catalyst used in propylene polymerization damage silicone rubber? What phenomena will occur? This post was last edited by wivern on 2008-7-10 10:44]
Reply #22007-12-03
The main ones are: magnesium chloride, titanium tetrachloride, and DIBP. There is also a small amount of magnesium alkoxide, which is formed during the preparation process.
Reply #32007-12-03
I just wrote a long paragraph, and in the process I accidentally kicked the network cable away! Simply in terms of components, there is no impact; however, just as the addition of additives to a material affects its stable degradation, under conditions of low temperature and no stress, no impact can be observed. But the effect when there is high temperature along with stress can be measured using relevant instruments! :L

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