Bulky-substituted metallocene with a carrier and cocatalyst boosts olefin polymerization activity while widening molecular weight distribution.
A tailored metallocene catalyst composition raises olefin polymerization activity while broadening molecular weight distribution and branching.
Asymmetric bridged metallocenes keep catalyst activity with higher alpha olefins and dienes, enabling in-reactor high-melt-strength polypropylene.
A carbazole-substituted transition metal catalyst improves hydrocarbon solubility and high-temperature activity for high molecular weight olefin polymers.
A hybrid supported metallocene catalyst enables single-reactor polyethylene copolymerization with better stretching stability, heat resistance, and film properties.
A tailored metallocene and cocatalyst system boosts ethylene-cyclic olefin copolymer activity, copolymerization, and molecular weight.
A heteroatom-bridged metallocene catalyst raises activity, improves ethylene-cycloolefin copolymerization, and delivers higher polymer molecular weight.
An asymmetric diorganomagnesium co-catalyst boosts metallocene activity while raising functional group content in olefin and diene polymer synthesis.
A crystalline n-BuOH solvate turns unstable Ph-TRAP into an air-stable, easily purified ligand form for practical asymmetric hydrogenation.
A single impregnation route combines boron and aluminoxane cocatalysts to raise metallocene catalyst activity for high molecular weight polypropylene.