A mathematical expression has been developed which treats crystalline content of ethylene—propylene copolymers as a function of monomer sequence length distribution in the copolymer chains. The model is based on the Goldfinger‐Kane mathematical relationship for sequence length distributions derived from the conventional copolymer equation. Use of the general Flory theory for depression of the crystalline melting point by copolymerization provides independent evidence in substantiation of the model.
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