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Subject Area: Processing

Introduction to Industrial Polyethylene Properties, Catalysts, Processes By Dennis B. Malpass Copyright: 2010   |   Status: Published   |   Hardcover   Demystifies the largest volume manmade synthetic polymer by distilling the fundamentals of what polyethylene is, how it’s made and processed, and what happens to it after its useful life is over.

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