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titleOfInvention Open cell polymer foams having a very small diameter, and the production method thereof
abstract Polymer foam (I) obtained by emulsion polymerisation with a highly concentrated internal phase, made from a crosslinked hydrocarbon polymer based on styrene monomers (II), with a density of 40-260 mg/cm 3> and an average cell diameter of not more than 10 microns. An independent claim is also included for a method for the production of (I) by (a) making an emulsion from an organic phase containing (II) plus a surfactant and an aqueous phase containing an electrolyte and an initiator, so that the volume of the aqueous phase is at least 74% of the total volume of the two phases, (b) subjecting the emulsion to shear so as to reduce the diameter of the water bubbles, (c) polymerising the monomers to give a solid foam and (d) washing and drying the foam.
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