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The effect of iron ions in polymerization

2010-09-16View Original

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What is the effect of iron ions on polymerization? Could you explain it to me in detail?
Reply #22010-09-16
It mainly affects the whiteness of the resin; in addition, it consumes some of the initiator, prolonging the polymerization induction period.
Reply #32010-10-16
It mainly affects the conductivity of the water extraction, thereby prolonging the polymerization time.
Reply #42010-10-17
Chelating agents such as EDTA are generally added in polymerization; they mainly serve to prolong the induction period and also affect the whiteness of the resin.

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