Polyolefin Characterization – ICPC 2012. Macromolecular Symposia.
Volume 330, 2013, Pages 9-21,
Benjamin Monrabal, Esther López, Loli Romero.
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Abstract:
Since the introduction of high-temperature interaction chromatography for the analysis of polyolefins the technique has demanded a particular interest in the analysis of elastomers where crystallization techniques will meet a limitation given the low crystallinity of these polymers. In this paper the introduction of non-carbon adsorption supports such as molybdenum sulfide, boron nitride and tungsten sulfide with equivalent separation to graphitized carbon packing in TGIC analysis of polyolefins is presented. A mechanism for the separation of polyolefins by adsorption chromatography on layered substrates is proposed. The influence of solvent polarity in interaction chromatography is discussed.
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