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What does RC% mean in impact copolymers?

2011-11-09View Original

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This post was last edited by Mountain Fairy on 2011-11-10 at 10:55. Impact-resistant copolymers are divided into the following two categories: (high ethylene content: RC% > 20%) (low ethylene content: RC% < 20%). Question: What does RC% mean? ?
Reply #22011-11-09
Where are you from? Want to use the INeos process? That refers to the rubber content.
Reply #32011-11-09
High ethylene content: RC% > 20%. What is the relationship between rubber content and ethylene content?
Reply #42011-11-09
It’s available in the data: RC% = C2% ÷ RCC2%

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