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unimodal

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Adj.1.unimodal - having a single mode
statistics - a branch of applied mathematics concerned with the collection and interpretation of quantitative data and the use of probability theory to estimate population parameters
bimodal - of a distribution; having or occurring with two modes


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s Basic Plastics unit in Houston are said to offer dramatic increases in ESCR, higher stiffness, and significant processing advantages over existing unimodal and bimodal resins for bottles and large parts.
The multimodal PE grades have a higher flow than unimodal solutions at similar melt flow rate that significantly improves processing ease and allows converters to lessen holding pressure during injection or compression moulding.
If unimodal LLDPEs are traditionally produced by a single reactor-catalyst system then bimodal polymer materials can be produced, besides using dual catalyst systems in a single reactor [4], in two cascaded reactors at different reaction conditions and feeds [5], which is comparable to blending two polymers of a different structure, resulting in a broad molar mass distribution (MMD).
 
 
 
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