2002Israel Journal of ChemistryRequires access

“Chain‐End‐Controlled Isotactic” and “Stereoblock‐Isotactic” Polypropylene: Where Is the Difference?

Vincenzo Busico, Roberta Cipullo, Giovanni Talarico, Valeria Castelli

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Abstract This communication describes the microstructure of “stereoblock‐isotactic” polypropylene obtained with sterically hindered “oscillating” metallocene catalysts, points out in which respects it differs from that of “chain‐end‐controlled isotactic” polypropylene, and explains why the two definitions cannot be used as synonymous (as is commonly found in the literature).

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Abstract This communication describes the microstructure of “stereoblock‐isotactic” polypropylene obtained with sterically hindered “oscillating” metallocene catalysts, points out in which respects it differs from that of “chain‐end‐controlled isotactic” polypropylene, and explains why the two definitions cannot be used as synonymous (as is commonly found in the literature).

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Abstract This communication describes the microstructure of “stereoblock‐isotactic” polypropylene obtained with sterically hindered “oscillating” metallocene catalysts, points out in which respects it differs from that of “chain‐end‐controlled isotactic” polypropylene, and explains why the two definitions cannot be used as synonymous (as is commonly found in the literature).

Key concepts: Tacticity, Steric effects, Chemistry, Polypropylene, Metallocene, Chain (unit), Polymer chemistry, Microstructure

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