Polymer modification system for vinylaromatic monomer production

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134 2219, 134 30, 528496, 528497, 528500, 585441, C08F 600, B08B 300

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044529759

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a process for modifying accumulated cross-linked polymer in an apparatus used for the production of a vinylaromatic compound, comprising optionally softening the polymer with an organic solvent; precipitating the polymer with a light, polar non-solvent for the polymer and expanding the softened polymer by bringing the softened polymer in contact with steam whereby the polymer is converted into a state which enables it to be more easily removed from the apparatus.

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