Polyolefins with Long Chain Branches Made with Single‐Site Coordination Catalysts: A Review of Mathematical Modeling Techniques for Polymer Microstructure
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Abstract Summary: Single‐site coordination polymerization catalysts are considered one of the most important developments on the technology of olefin polymerization during the last two decades. Among the several new capabilities of these catalysts is the ability to produce polymer molecules having narrow molecular weight distribution and long chain branches. These advances in polymer synthesis have stimulated the development of mathematical models to describe and predict several features of their molecular architectures. Many modeling techniques have been used for this purpose, including instantaneous distributions, population balances, the method of moments, and Monte Carlo simulations. This article reviews the mathematical models developed over the last decade to quantify the microstructure of polymers made with single‐site catalysts with special emphasis on the mechanism of long chain branch formation by terminal branching. magnified image
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