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Solution Crystallization and Dissolution of Polyolefins as Monitored by a Unique Analytical Tool: Solution Crystallization Analysis by Laser Light Scattering by Cheruthazhekatt, Sadiqali, Robertson, Divann D, Brand, Margaretha, van Reenen, Albert, Pasch, Harald

“…For the first time, the solution crystallization and dissolution behavior of polyolefins in a variety of solvents was investigated by using a recently…”
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Performance Mapping toward Optimal Addition Levels and Processing Conditions for Different Types of Hydrocarbon Waxes Typically Used as External Lubricants in Sn-Stabilized PVC Pipe Formulations by Bekker, Madelyn, Robertson, Divann, Duveskog, Heidi, van Reenen, Albert J.

“…The mechanism of performance of hydrocarbon waxes used as external lubricants in typical PVC pipe formulations is not completely understood or defined. This…”
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Evaluating the influence of chemical composition and morphology of waxes on the fusion behaviour of rigid PVC by Barnard, Johannes Lodewiekus, Robertson, Divann Dale, van Reenen, Albert Johannes

“…A set of linear Fischer-Tropsch (FT) waxes were oxidized to various degrees by utilizing an ozonolysis method. These waxes were comprehensively characterized…”
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Solution crystallization analysis of poly(lactic acid) by Scalls: A facile approach for thermal analysis of polymers in solution by Robertson, Divann D., Neppalli, Ramesh, van Reenen, Albert J.

“…Non-isothermal solution crystallization and dissolution behaviour of both enantiomers (D and L) of poly(lactic acid) (PLA) and their blends were studied by the…”
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A comprehensive investigation into the structure-property relationship of wax and how it influences the properties of hot melt adhesives by Robertson, Divann, van Reenen, Albert, Duveskog, Heidi

“…A detailed study was conducted on seven different waxes used in hot melt adhesive formulations together with conventional resins and tackifiers, to…”
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A comparative study of the application-based properties of hot melt adhesives (HMAs) formulated with different waxes by Robertson, Divann, van Reenen, Albert, Duveskog, Heidi, Brady, Fran

“…In this study, three chemically similar but morphologically different high melting hydrocarbon waxes having similar DSC peak melting temperatures were…”
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