What's PVDA - polyvinylidene acetate?

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17 years ago

Thu, Oct 12, 2006 1:12 PM

Have you ever heard about PVDA - polyvinylidene acetate? I have searched in the web and in some text book but I can't get more than the molecular structure. Can anyone give some advice what kind of material is this or where can I get informations? Thanks

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17 years ago

Thu, Oct 19, 2006 5:25 AM

I have noticed some interest in copolymerizing and/or blending PVAc (or other acetate-containing material) with PVDF, but no mention of PVDA itself in the literature. From this I conclude that PDVA is a known polymer resin but has no distinct applications that have been discovered as of yet -- maybe you can be the first!

Ed

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17 years ago

Thu, Oct 19, 2006 7:45 AM

Thanks for your help, Ed. Actually, I've built the same opinion as you. Let see what it's can be made with this material...