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Selective Formation of Methyl Branches in Ethylene Polymerization Using a Low-Cost Nickel Catalyst

Chemistry

Selective Formation of Methyl Branches in Ethylene Polymerization Using a Low-Cost Nickel Catalyst

Author1, Author2, et al.

This research, conducted by Author1, Author2, and Author3, unveils a groundbreaking low-cost nickel(II) catalyst that selectively forms methyl branches in polyethylene with remarkable efficiency. Achieving over 200 branches per 1000 carbons while maintaining a 99% exclusive methyl branch pattern, this study could redefine polymer production processes.

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