Low-Density Polyethylene : Properties and Applications

Low-Density Polyethylene: Properties and Applications examines the rheology of low-density Pply(ethylene)-based systems.

Processing this commodity, alone or in combination with different micro/nano-fillers, requires a deep knowledge of its rheological behavior in order to set up the process parameters.

Following this, the comprehensive research progress on low-density polyethylene is reviewed, and the mechanisms of low-density polyethylene biodegradation are summarized.

Additionally, the effect of microorganisms on low-density polyethylene and products of this degradation with their level of toxicity is discussed.

Later, the authors focus on the different types of low-density polyethylene, microorganism-mediated degradation, changes in the physiological properties of low-density polyethylene post degradation and its applications in other fields.

The detailed knowledge of preferential sorption is studied in an effort to reveal new information regarding low-density polyethylene properties.

Consequently, the usage of low-density polyethylene in membrane separations is promoted.