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The new catalytic system comprising a diester as an internal Lewis base and a silane (triethoxyphenylsilane) as an external Lewis base presents important differences to the classical third generation catalyst with two esters in the system, i. e. a high isotacticity is obtained with a low ratio Al/Lewis base, the stereospecificity is stable with temperature and time, the sensitivity to hydrogen concerning the average molecular weight is high and the activity, which remains low without hydrogen, is greatly enhanced by the transfer agent. The selectivity of the system is controlled in a complex manner by the concentration and ratio of the cocatalytic system.
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Spitz et al. (1989) studied this question.
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