Radiation-chemical synthesis of polymer polyols and related composites

Radiation-chemical synthesis of polymer polyols and related composites

The possibility of using ionizing radiation to initiate monomer grafting to polyol was studied. The results are indicative of the formation of a chemical bond between polyol and polystyrene molecules. The resulting polymer polyol has a lower viscosity compared to the initial compound, which is an ad...

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