Chlorinated polyethylene has been known for some time, but is too low melting for many uses. Chlorination of high‐melting isotactic polyhydrocarbons by techniques similar to those used on polyethylene has given similar products, but with higher melting points. Flame‐resistant films and fibers have been prepared by conventional techniques.
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