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Philip Nising

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High-temperature radical polymerization of methyl methacrylate in a continuous pilot scale process

Philip Nising

The present PhD thesis deals with the high temperature polymerization of methyl methacrylate in a continuous pilot scale process. The major aim is to investigate the feasibility of a polymerization process for the production of PMMA molding compound at tem ...
EPFL2006

Continuous high-temperature polymerisation of methyl methacrylate

Thierry Meyer, Philip Nising

As the need for lower mol. wt. acrylates for specialty and molding applications increases, industry is looking for substitute prodn. processes. An alternative to the increasing of initiator and chain transfer agent concn. is working at higher temps. Howeve ...
2005

Continuous high-temperature polymerization of MMA at pilot scale

Thierry Meyer, Philip Nising

The kinetic properties of the Me methacrylate (MMA) polymn. at pilot scale for a given temp. range (130-170 Deg) were detd. by differential scanning calorimetry and batch expts. reflecting initiation by MMA peroxides, depropagation of the living chains as ...
2005
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