Polyphenylene ether foams from low I.V. polyphenylene ether expa

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1991-09-05

1992-02-25

Foelak, Morton

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Coated or structually defined flake, particle, cell, strand,...

Particulate matter

521 56, 521 59, 521 60, 521139, 521180, C08J 916

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050912569

ABSTRACT:
Expandable thermoplastic resin microparticle compositions comprising low intrinsic viscosity polyphenylene ethers and a method for producing foam therefrom are disclosed.

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