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Physical, electrical, and rheological properties are discussed for improved polyolefin wire and cable resins. A low density polyethylene resin with improved environmental stress crack resistance, a high density polyethylene resin with improved stress cracking, and an ultra-high molecular weight high density ethylenebutene copolymer are considered.
Physical, electrical, and rheological properties are discussed for improved polyolefin wire and cable resins. A low density polyethylene resin with improved environmental stress crack resistance, a high density polyethylene resin with improved stress cracking, and an ultra-high molecular weight high density ethylenebutene copolymer are considered.
| Author(s) | Martinovich, R.J.Phillips Petroleum Co., Scott, J.N.Bailey, F.W.Pritchard, J.E. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products40(3): 378-380, 421 1965 |
| Year | 1965 |
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