Control of viscosity and polycaproamide degradation during vacuu

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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260 78A, C08G 6916

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RE0289370

ABSTRACT:
Control of polycaproamide degradation during vacuum polycondensation in a polymer finisher is achieved by maintaining a partial pressure of water above the polymer melt above about 10 mm. Hg, preferably above about 30 mm. Hg, absolute pressure. Degradation is minimized to within 3, preferably 2 units of the theoretical difference between carboxyl and amine ends. The water extractables content of the polymer is also controlled to below about 3.5% by weight, preferably 2.5%; viscosity increase of the polymer melt levels out after less than 4 hours to less than 10 FAV units per hour, by means of the invention.

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