Method for preparing vinyl halide polymers having improved proce

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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260 785N, 260 803E, 260 821, 260 855XA, 260 863, 260 871, 260 875A, 260 875B, 260 875C, 260 877, 260 917, 260 921R, 260 928R, 260879, C08F 330, C08F 320, C08F 1506, C08F 1532

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ABSTRACT:
Vinyl halide polymers, preferably polyvinyl chloride, which exhibit improved processing characteristics without sacrificing physical properties are prepared by partially polymerizing vinyl halide monomer at a first reaction temperature and then changing the reaction temperature and continuing the polymerization at a second temperature conducive to forming a polymer of an average molecular weight range different from that obtainable at the first reaction temperature. The product provides the physical characteristics of polymer blends but can be processed without formation of fish eyes.

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