Polypropylene (PP), a widely used semi-crystalline, non-polar polymer, easily undergoes chain scission during high-temperature processing and thermal aging, releasing pungent aldehydes, ketones, and rancid short-chain fatty acids. Recycled PP often carries sulfur and nitrogen stenches from external residues. Traditional deodorizing schemes rely on polar low-molecular lubricants (like EBS, stearic acid), which thermodynamically clash with non-polar PP, being expelled to the surface during cooling to cause disastrous blooming. Furthermore, trace moisture brought by porous carriers vaporizes in the extruder, causing "silver streaks" or "white spots."
Addressing these pain points, this product is a high-performance reactive composite deodorizer tailored for PP and its copolymers. It completely reconstructs the underlying physicochemical logic with a "homologous macromolecular anchoring and nano-hydrophobic isolation" dual-core architecture. It neutralizes acidic derivatives and chemically locks nitrogen and sulfur monomers. Crucially, it introduces a highly homologous polymer compatibilizer that acts as a "chemical bridge" in the melt, firmly anchoring polar deodorizing components within the 3D crystalline network, achieving absolute zero precipitation thermodynamically. The extreme hydrophobic nano-coating network provides absolute water resistance and self-lubricating dispersion, eliminating defects like silver streaks and white spots without disrupting PP's mechanical properties.
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