Process of polymerizing tetra-functional long-chain branched polyolefin resins
AssigneeDow Global Technologies LLC
InventorsRobert D.J. Froese, Daniel J. Arriola, Bryan D. Stubbert
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AssigneeDow Global Technologies LLC
InventorsRobert D.J. Froese, Daniel J. Arriola, Bryan D. Stubbert
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The present process embodiments for synthesizing long-chain branched copolymers include contacting together one or more C2-C14 alkene monomers, at least one diene or polyene, optionally a solvent, and a multi-chain catalyst. The multi-chain catalyst includes a plurality of polymerization sites and produces at least two polymer chains of the C2-C14 alkene monomers, each polymer chain polymerizing at one of the polymerization sites. The process synthesizes the long-chain branched polymers by connecting the two polymer chains with the diene or polyene, the joining of the two polymer chains being performed in a concerted manner during the polymerization.
A process of synthesizing long-chain branched copolymers, the process comprising:
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