tert.-Butylvinylether, t-BVE

Tert.-Butylvinylether, t-BVE monomer for copolymers with vinyl chlorides. T-Butyl vinyl groups in polymers can be easily transferred in hydroxyl function (protective group). Copolymers with t-Butyl vinyl ether are used for solvent based anti-corrosion coating.

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