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Comparative Investigations of the Influence of the Type of Catalytic System and the Polymerisation Conditions of Isotactic Polypropylene on the Yield and Properties of Atactic Polypropylene
A comparative investigation was made of the influence of the type of catalytic system and the polymerisation conditions of isotactic polypropylene on the yield and properties of atactic polypropylene.
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