what is the zieglar natta catalyst
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Answer / winshiv
Ticl4 and triethyl aluminium. this is used in the
polymerisation of alkenes
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Answer / alagendran
Ziegler-Natta catalyst is a reagent or a mixture of
reagents used in the production of polymers of 1-alkenes.
Ziegler-Natta catalysts are typically based on titanium
compounds and organometallic aluminium compounds, for
example triethylaluminium, (C2H5)3Al
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Answer / sridhar
Ticl4&AalR3 are combined to form "alkyl -titanium "complex
by exchange of Cl&alkyl groups from each other
respectively.the formula for "alkyl titanium" complex
is"Ticl3-R".this is used to polymerisation of alkenes
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