Fundamental issues of polyacrylates

2011-07-21View Original

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I have some questions as a newcomer to this industry, and I hope those who are more experienced can offer some guidance. Thank you first! Are there many polyacrylates available that are solid at normal temperatures and melt at high temperatures (80~100)? Or it is in a liquid state at room temperature; what is the approximate molecular weight of such a molecule?

Reply #22011-07-22

Reply to 1# cso2345: This company generally uses the results obtained from laboratory analysis; in the liquid state, it is possible to detect the molecular weight of polyacrylate online

Reply #32011-08-27

Depends on the glass transition temperature and molecular weight of acrylic acid

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