CA1190998A - Process for the preparation of polyolefins - Google Patents
Process for the preparation of polyolefinsInfo
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- 238000002360 preparation method Methods 0.000 title claims abstract description 7
- 229920000098 polyolefin Polymers 0.000 title claims abstract 3
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Abstract
Abstract of the disclosure The invention relates to a process for the prepar-ation of polyolefins by polymerizing olefins of the formula CH2CHR in which R = H or C1-C10 alkyl, on their own or as a mixture, if appropriate together with C4-C12 .alpha.,m-diolefins in solvents, liquid monomers or the gas phase, at tempera-tures between -50 and 200°C, using a catalyst system composed of a soluble, halogen-containing transition metal compound of the general formula (cyclopentadienyl)2 Me R Hal in which R is cyclopentadienyl or a C1-C6 alkyl radical or a halogen, in particular chlorine, Me is a transition metal, in particular zirconium, and Hal is a halogen, in particular chlorine, and a compound, containing aluminum, of the alumin-oxane type having the general formulae Al2OR4(Al(R)-O)n for a linear aluminoxane and/or (Al(R)-O)n+2 for a cyclic aluminoxane, in which n is a number from 4 to 20 and R is a methyl or ethyl radical, preferably a methyl radical.
Description
HOE 81/~ 340 ~-- 2 --The present invention relates, in general, to a process for the polyrner.ization of ethylene and/or other olefins using new Ziegler catalyst systems. This is, in particular, a process for the preparation of polyethylene and copolyrners of ethylene with other ~-olefins, such as propylene, butene and hexene, at temperatures between -50 and 200C using a soluble 9 halogen-contai.ning Zieg1er sys-tem comprisirlg a ha].ogen-containing transition me-tal ccm--pound and an oxygen~containing aluminum a].kyl compound.
It has been known since 19$5 that combinations of transition metal compowlds with metal alkyls o~ the main groups, the so-called Ziegler catalysts, are capable of polymerizitlg e-thy].ene even at a low pressure. Furthermore, polyrmerizatlon processes of this type in which halogen-free Ziegler catalysts composed of a bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-titanium dialkyl or a bis-~cyclopentadienyl)-~irconium dialkyl and alumino~anes are employed, are known from German Offen--legungsschriften 2,608,863 and 2,608,333. It has already been possible to obtain a fairly higll polymerization activ-i-ty using these catalysts, but the preparation of the halogen-free transition metal cornpounds is expensive, and these catalysts ex}li~it a ].o~ polymerizatiorl activity especially at fairly low polymerization temperatures.
O].efin polymerization cata].ysts are also known (U.S.
Patent 3,242,099), which can be composed, for examp]e of bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-titaniurn dichloride ancl an oligorneric aluminun! compound of the formula R (in which R = an -Al--o-al.kyl or aryl radical), the alumirlum compound being prepare(3 by addinr~ water to an aluminum hydrocarbon compound, for example an aluminum trialkyl.
Finally, catalysts are also known (German Auslege~
schrift 1,05~,616) whlch are composed of cyclopent;aclienyl c~ompouncls of tit~nium, zirconi.um OI` vanadium and of aluminum alkyls or alumin~lm allcyl. halides.
All these catalyst systems of the state of the art have the disadvantage that their polymerization activity is -low.
A process ~hich uses a catalyst which starts from '.0 readily accessible (commercial) transition metal ~ompollents and, in addition, also has a second advanta~,e of exhib:i.ting higher polymeri~ation activities than corresponding halogen-free systems at the customary polymerization temperatures of bet~Yeen 40 and 80C, is suggested in the present inven-tion. ~he extrernely high polymerization activi~y ~lso makes it possible to incorporate higller ~-olefins into the poly-ethylene matrix. These olefins can only be polymerized with dlfficulty using other solub].e systems. In comparison.with other ha]ogen-containing systems in which high Goncentrations of titanium, alurninum and/or magnesium chlorides are used, the suggested catalyst only contains a li~tle halogen on the transitioli metal compound, ~Yhieh iS employed at concen-trations of down to 10 10 mole/l. As a result of this, corrosion in the polymeri~ation equipmellt is great].y reduced.
In addition, the pol.yolefills produced have a lower halogen content than those produced by the procesSes emp].oying Ziegler catalysts which have been operated hi.therto. The so]ubi.].ity of the components and of the mixed catalyst which is formed enables metering and processing stages to be very simple.
The polymerization of olefins of the formula CH2CHR
in which R -- H or C1-C20 alkyl, on their own or as a mixture, if appropriate. with C4-C12 ~,~-diolefins is carried out in 5 the suggested process with a catalyst composed of the ~ollowlng components:
1. a compound, containing a transition metal, of the general formula (cyclopentadienyl)2Mc R Hal 10 in which R is c~clopentadicnyl or a C1-C6 alkyl radica]. or a halogen, in particular chlorine, Me is a transit1on metal, ~or example titanium and parti.cularly zirconium and Hal is a halogen, in particular chlorine,and
It has been known since 19$5 that combinations of transition metal compowlds with metal alkyls o~ the main groups, the so-called Ziegler catalysts, are capable of polymerizitlg e-thy].ene even at a low pressure. Furthermore, polyrmerizatlon processes of this type in which halogen-free Ziegler catalysts composed of a bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-titanium dialkyl or a bis-~cyclopentadienyl)-~irconium dialkyl and alumino~anes are employed, are known from German Offen--legungsschriften 2,608,863 and 2,608,333. It has already been possible to obtain a fairly higll polymerization activ-i-ty using these catalysts, but the preparation of the halogen-free transition metal cornpounds is expensive, and these catalysts ex}li~it a ].o~ polymerizatiorl activity especially at fairly low polymerization temperatures.
O].efin polymerization cata].ysts are also known (U.S.
Patent 3,242,099), which can be composed, for examp]e of bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-titaniurn dichloride ancl an oligorneric aluminun! compound of the formula R (in which R = an -Al--o-al.kyl or aryl radical), the alumirlum compound being prepare(3 by addinr~ water to an aluminum hydrocarbon compound, for example an aluminum trialkyl.
Finally, catalysts are also known (German Auslege~
schrift 1,05~,616) whlch are composed of cyclopent;aclienyl c~ompouncls of tit~nium, zirconi.um OI` vanadium and of aluminum alkyls or alumin~lm allcyl. halides.
All these catalyst systems of the state of the art have the disadvantage that their polymerization activity is -low.
A process ~hich uses a catalyst which starts from '.0 readily accessible (commercial) transition metal ~ompollents and, in addition, also has a second advanta~,e of exhib:i.ting higher polymeri~ation activities than corresponding halogen-free systems at the customary polymerization temperatures of bet~Yeen 40 and 80C, is suggested in the present inven-tion. ~he extrernely high polymerization activi~y ~lso makes it possible to incorporate higller ~-olefins into the poly-ethylene matrix. These olefins can only be polymerized with dlfficulty using other solub].e systems. In comparison.with other ha]ogen-containing systems in which high Goncentrations of titanium, alurninum and/or magnesium chlorides are used, the suggested catalyst only contains a li~tle halogen on the transitioli metal compound, ~Yhieh iS employed at concen-trations of down to 10 10 mole/l. As a result of this, corrosion in the polymeri~ation equipmellt is great].y reduced.
In addition, the pol.yolefills produced have a lower halogen content than those produced by the procesSes emp].oying Ziegler catalysts which have been operated hi.therto. The so]ubi.].ity of the components and of the mixed catalyst which is formed enables metering and processing stages to be very simple.
The polymerization of olefins of the formula CH2CHR
in which R -- H or C1-C20 alkyl, on their own or as a mixture, if appropriate. with C4-C12 ~,~-diolefins is carried out in 5 the suggested process with a catalyst composed of the ~ollowlng components:
1. a compound, containing a transition metal, of the general formula (cyclopentadienyl)2Mc R Hal 10 in which R is c~clopentadicnyl or a C1-C6 alkyl radica]. or a halogen, in particular chlorine, Me is a transit1on metal, ~or example titanium and parti.cularly zirconium and Hal is a halogen, in particular chlorine,and
2. a compound, containing aluminum, of the aluminoxane type havin~ the general formulae Al20R4(Al(R) )n for a linear aluminoxane and (Al(R)-O)n-~2 for a cyclic aluminoxane, in which n is an integer frol~ 4 to 20 and R is a methyl or ethyl radical, preferably a methyl radical.
It is preferable to operate in such a way that the polymerization is carried out in the presence of a catal.yst system comprising bis-(cyclopentadienyl.)-zirconiurn dichl.or-.25 ide or bis-(cyc].opentadienyl~-zirconium monomethyl mono-chloride and methy].aluminoxane.
It is advalltageous if aluminoxane concentrations of 10 to 10 1 mole/l are.used for polymeri,.ation in sol-vents, ard also if the transition metal and the a.luminuM
:~9~9~
are used in an atomic ratio of 10 : 1 to 108 : 1. The poly-merization temperature is preferably between 20 and 120C.
In order to regulate in a controlled manner the ~ensity of the polyethylene to be produced, it is advan-tageous to carry out the polymeriY.ation of ethylene in the presence of small quantities of up to 10% by weight offairly long chain ~-olefins or mixtures (for e~ample l-butene propene or l-hexene). Polyethylenes having properties such-as hitherto have been obtained by energy-intensive high-pressure processes can be produced in this way.
The suggested c~talys~ system also malces it possible to produce copolymers of ethylene and propene of any desired composition, the propene units being incorporated statistic-ally in an atactic form.
Surprisingly, the catalyst system i.s suitabl.e for polymerization in solvents, in the liquid monomers or in the gas phase. The average molecular weight of the poly-m~rs forMed can be controlled by the additi.on of hydrogen and/or by varying the temperature. Higher mo]ecular weights are obtained at lower temperatures, while ]ower molecular weights are obtained at higher temperatures.
A further advantage is, moreover, the ready access-ibility of the catalyst components. Bis-~cyc].opentadienyl)-zirconium dichloride is commercially avail.able. The corres--ponding monoalkyl monochloride compounds can also be preparedfrom thi.s in singl.e-stage reactions.
In comparison with pol.ymerizations carried out using haloaen-free catalyst systems, markedly higher ac-tivity 4igures are achieved uslng the suggested halogen-containing catalysts. The increase in activity is at least approxi-mately 30%, if a change is made, from the halogen-free heavy metal component bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium dimethyl to the corrcsponding clihalide.
S It is also surprising that, if a bis-~cyclopenta-dieny~ zirconium dihalide or ~is-(cyclopentadienyl)--zirconium monoalkyl monohalide wcre used, a significantly better activity was found than if the analogous titanium compounds were used. At the polymerization temperature of ~o ~0C, which is important in practice, at which the bis-(cyclopcntadienyl.)-titanium compounds already decompose and thus cannot be employed, activity figurcs are achieved using the zi.rconium compounds in the process according to the invention which are higher by a ~actor of 10 or more than 1.5 those obtained u`sing the corresponding titanium compounds as the catalyst component at a temperature of 20C. How-ever, even at the same or a comparably low polymeri~,ation temperature, the activity of the zirconium catalysts of the invention is higher than that of catalysts containing corres-ponding titanium compounds as the heavy metal component.This improvemei-lt in the activity is all the more surprising since it was lcno~m, according tto the state of the art (from German Auslegeschrift 1,065,616)~ that catalyst systems such as ZrCl4/AlEt;2Cl or bis-(cyclopentadierlyl)-zlrconiurn dich~.oride/Al(C113)3 have a polymerization activit,y which is several orders of magnitude less than that of correspondi.ng systems in which the,-irconium compound has been repl.aced by the ~nal.ogous t,itanium compound.
As we~.l as the choice of the heavy rnetal component, ~3 the use of speci~ic aluminoxanes as the co-catalyst is also of importance for the high activity achieved in the process according to the invention. It is advantageous to employ o].igomcric aluminoxarles contailling fairly long chains.
~luminoxanes, together with ~he heavy metal compon-ent7 do not produce a highly active catalyst system i~ ~eY are obtained by adding water to, for example, aluminum trimethyl - as indicated in U.~. Patent 3,242,099.
Methylaluminoxane, which is part;icularly active, can be prepared by careful hydro].ysis of aluminum trimethyl.
in -toluene by means of the water of hydratioll of copper sul.-f~te pentahydrate. Linear and cyclic alurninoxanec;, con-taining fairly long chains and which are particular].y active are formed by allowing the solutions to stand.
It is preci.sely and only the metilylalumilloxallcs of a high degree of condensation of 6 or rnore which have been prepared in this way which produce, in combination with the bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium compounds, tile high poly-merization activity, even at transition metal concentrations of less than 10 6 mole/l; together with the analogous heavy metal compounds, for example the corresponding titanium com-pounds, they also result in an abrupt increase i.n the activity.
In addition, the catalyst system is also capab].e, because of the stability of the components, o~ po].ymer-izin~ ethy].ene which is not qui.te pure, so that expensive purification steps ~or the removal o~ extraneous constituents ~r(>rn the et:hylelle can be dispensed wi-th.
The invention is illustrated below in greater detail ~ 8 --by means of exarnples:
Example 1 .
Preparation of methyla]uminoxane 37.5 g of CuS04.5 ~12 (0.15 mole, corresponding to 0.75 mole of ~l20) were suspended in 250 ml of toluene, 50 ml Qf trimethyl.aluminum (0.52 mole) were added and the mixture was allowed to react at 20C. After a reaction time of 24 hours, approximately 0.9 mole of methane had been evolved. The solu-tion was then freed from solid copper sulfate ~y filt.ration. Removal of the tol.uene gave l4.5 g of methylaluminoxane (50% o~ thcory). The mo].ecul~r weight, determined cryoscopi.cally in benzene, was 850 and the aver-age degree o~ o].igomerizat:ion was 14.7.
Catal.yst preparation and polymerization 330 ml of to].uene were irlitially taken in a I ].i.ter glass autoclave whicil had been heated up and flushed with argon, and the system was thermostatically controlled at +90DC. 300 mg (5.0 mmoles of aluminum units) of methyl~
aluminoxane were-then added. After stirring for a shor-t time (1 minute), 0.1 ml of a solution in tol.uene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (3.33 x 10 mole) was added and, after a further minute, ethylene was injected up to a pressure o~
It is preferable to operate in such a way that the polymerization is carried out in the presence of a catal.yst system comprising bis-(cyclopentadienyl.)-zirconiurn dichl.or-.25 ide or bis-(cyc].opentadienyl~-zirconium monomethyl mono-chloride and methy].aluminoxane.
It is advalltageous if aluminoxane concentrations of 10 to 10 1 mole/l are.used for polymeri,.ation in sol-vents, ard also if the transition metal and the a.luminuM
:~9~9~
are used in an atomic ratio of 10 : 1 to 108 : 1. The poly-merization temperature is preferably between 20 and 120C.
In order to regulate in a controlled manner the ~ensity of the polyethylene to be produced, it is advan-tageous to carry out the polymeriY.ation of ethylene in the presence of small quantities of up to 10% by weight offairly long chain ~-olefins or mixtures (for e~ample l-butene propene or l-hexene). Polyethylenes having properties such-as hitherto have been obtained by energy-intensive high-pressure processes can be produced in this way.
The suggested c~talys~ system also malces it possible to produce copolymers of ethylene and propene of any desired composition, the propene units being incorporated statistic-ally in an atactic form.
Surprisingly, the catalyst system i.s suitabl.e for polymerization in solvents, in the liquid monomers or in the gas phase. The average molecular weight of the poly-m~rs forMed can be controlled by the additi.on of hydrogen and/or by varying the temperature. Higher mo]ecular weights are obtained at lower temperatures, while ]ower molecular weights are obtained at higher temperatures.
A further advantage is, moreover, the ready access-ibility of the catalyst components. Bis-~cyc].opentadienyl)-zirconium dichloride is commercially avail.able. The corres--ponding monoalkyl monochloride compounds can also be preparedfrom thi.s in singl.e-stage reactions.
In comparison with pol.ymerizations carried out using haloaen-free catalyst systems, markedly higher ac-tivity 4igures are achieved uslng the suggested halogen-containing catalysts. The increase in activity is at least approxi-mately 30%, if a change is made, from the halogen-free heavy metal component bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium dimethyl to the corrcsponding clihalide.
S It is also surprising that, if a bis-~cyclopenta-dieny~ zirconium dihalide or ~is-(cyclopentadienyl)--zirconium monoalkyl monohalide wcre used, a significantly better activity was found than if the analogous titanium compounds were used. At the polymerization temperature of ~o ~0C, which is important in practice, at which the bis-(cyclopcntadienyl.)-titanium compounds already decompose and thus cannot be employed, activity figurcs are achieved using the zi.rconium compounds in the process according to the invention which are higher by a ~actor of 10 or more than 1.5 those obtained u`sing the corresponding titanium compounds as the catalyst component at a temperature of 20C. How-ever, even at the same or a comparably low polymeri~,ation temperature, the activity of the zirconium catalysts of the invention is higher than that of catalysts containing corres-ponding titanium compounds as the heavy metal component.This improvemei-lt in the activity is all the more surprising since it was lcno~m, according tto the state of the art (from German Auslegeschrift 1,065,616)~ that catalyst systems such as ZrCl4/AlEt;2Cl or bis-(cyclopentadierlyl)-zlrconiurn dich~.oride/Al(C113)3 have a polymerization activit,y which is several orders of magnitude less than that of correspondi.ng systems in which the,-irconium compound has been repl.aced by the ~nal.ogous t,itanium compound.
As we~.l as the choice of the heavy rnetal component, ~3 the use of speci~ic aluminoxanes as the co-catalyst is also of importance for the high activity achieved in the process according to the invention. It is advantageous to employ o].igomcric aluminoxarles contailling fairly long chains.
~luminoxanes, together with ~he heavy metal compon-ent7 do not produce a highly active catalyst system i~ ~eY are obtained by adding water to, for example, aluminum trimethyl - as indicated in U.~. Patent 3,242,099.
Methylaluminoxane, which is part;icularly active, can be prepared by careful hydro].ysis of aluminum trimethyl.
in -toluene by means of the water of hydratioll of copper sul.-f~te pentahydrate. Linear and cyclic alurninoxanec;, con-taining fairly long chains and which are particular].y active are formed by allowing the solutions to stand.
It is preci.sely and only the metilylalumilloxallcs of a high degree of condensation of 6 or rnore which have been prepared in this way which produce, in combination with the bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium compounds, tile high poly-merization activity, even at transition metal concentrations of less than 10 6 mole/l; together with the analogous heavy metal compounds, for example the corresponding titanium com-pounds, they also result in an abrupt increase i.n the activity.
In addition, the catalyst system is also capab].e, because of the stability of the components, o~ po].ymer-izin~ ethy].ene which is not qui.te pure, so that expensive purification steps ~or the removal o~ extraneous constituents ~r(>rn the et:hylelle can be dispensed wi-th.
The invention is illustrated below in greater detail ~ 8 --by means of exarnples:
Example 1 .
Preparation of methyla]uminoxane 37.5 g of CuS04.5 ~12 (0.15 mole, corresponding to 0.75 mole of ~l20) were suspended in 250 ml of toluene, 50 ml Qf trimethyl.aluminum (0.52 mole) were added and the mixture was allowed to react at 20C. After a reaction time of 24 hours, approximately 0.9 mole of methane had been evolved. The solu-tion was then freed from solid copper sulfate ~y filt.ration. Removal of the tol.uene gave l4.5 g of methylaluminoxane (50% o~ thcory). The mo].ecul~r weight, determined cryoscopi.cally in benzene, was 850 and the aver-age degree o~ o].igomerizat:ion was 14.7.
Catal.yst preparation and polymerization 330 ml of to].uene were irlitially taken in a I ].i.ter glass autoclave whicil had been heated up and flushed with argon, and the system was thermostatically controlled at +90DC. 300 mg (5.0 mmoles of aluminum units) of methyl~
aluminoxane were-then added. After stirring for a shor-t time (1 minute), 0.1 ml of a solution in tol.uene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (3.33 x 10 mole) was added and, after a further minute, ethylene was injected up to a pressure o~
3 bar. Tlle clear reaction solution became increasingl.y viscous, because of the polyethylene fo.rmed, so that the batch was discon~inued after 20 minutes by adding n-butanol.
As well. as ~he irnmediate destruction of the catalyst, the effect of the adcliti.on of n-butanol was also to precipitate the polyethylene w}lich hacl been formed. The polyrrler was then filtered off, washed se~eral tirnes with methanol. and dried. The yield was 13.6 g. The average molecular weight was determined by viscometry to be 91,000. An activity of 1.7 x 106 g of PE`/g of Zr.hour.bar can be calculated from this. This is 30% higher tharl in -th~ comparable h~logen-free sys-tem where the figure is 1.2 x 106 g of PE/g of Zr.
hour.b-ar.
Example 2 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 1, but, as a modification, 3.4 x 10 7ml of (C5H5)21'i Cl2 and 295 mg (~.1 mmoles) of a]uminoxane ~ere employed and polymerization was carried out at; 20C. Tlle yield after 0.5 hour was 5.7 g having an avc~age molecular weight of over 1,000,000. This corresponds to an activity of 90,000 ~ of PE/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 3 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 1. As a modification, 3.33 x 10 3 mole of (C5H5)2 Zr (CH3) Cl and 5.2 moles of aluminoxane were employed. After a polymerization time of 10 minutes at 70C, the polyrneri~atioll activity found was 0.8 x loG g of PE/g of Zr.hour.bar.
~xamp]e 4 ___ The procedure fol]owed was ana]ogous to that of Example 1, but the a]uminoxane was dissolved in only 100 ml of toluene. After stirring for a short time (3 minutes), a solution in toluene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (l.G6 x 10 6 rmole) was added and, afte~ a further 3 minutes, propene was in-jected until the total volume of liquid in the autoclave was 330 mL. 'l`he polymerization of propene was then continued with stirring for a further 44 hours at 20C, the reaction solution bc-coming increasingly viscous. The excess pro-pene was tnen blown off, the cata]yst was clestroyed by acl~ing a little methanol and approximately 400 ml of petro-leum ether were added to the viscous phase remaining. Themixture was then centrifuged. The solvent was removed and the atactic polypropylene remaining was subsequently dried.
The yield was 105 g. The average molecular weight was de-termined by viscometry to be 5,000.
~ Example 5 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example l, but with the modifica-tion that ethy]ene was co-polymeriY.ed Wittl l-butene at 60C. This was effected by adding 5.6 g of l-butene additionally through a pressure buret-te and shortly after~ards injecting ethylene up to a pressure of 8.5 bar. A white copolymer was precipitated after 2 minutes. The yield was 6.5 g. The density of the copolymer was only 0.94, g/ml, compared with 0.96 for pure polyethylene.
Example 6 50 ml of toluene were initially taken in the glass autoclave described and pretreated in Examples 1 to 5 and the system was subjected to thermostatic control at the experimer~tal telllperature of -~20~C. 130 mg (2.2 mmo]es of alulllillum units) of methylalumino~ane, prepared in accordance with Example 1, were then added. After stirring for a short time (3 minutes), a .solution in toluene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (6.66 x 10 7 n~ole) was added anci 50 ml Or l-hexene were then pipetted in. rfter stirrlng for a time of 150 hours5 the polymerization was discontinued by adding a little methanol.
The reaction mixture was worked up analogously to the method described in Exarnple 4. The yield was 8.4 g of atactic, glass-cleal~ po~.yhexene.
Examp]e 7 - In order to produce an ethylene/hexene copolymer, 190 ml of toluene and 10 ml of l-he~ene were initially taken, ana]ogously to Examples 1 to 6, and the system was subjected to thermostatic control a-t the experimental tem--~ perature of ~0C. 200 mg (3.4 mmo]es of aluminul1l ~inits) ofnlethylalumilloxane, prepared in ~ccordance with Example 1, were then added. After stirring for a short time, approxi-mately 5 minutes, 0.5 ml of an 8.0 x 10 4 molar solution in tolucne of(C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 was pipettcd in and ethylene was then injected up to a pressure of 8.5 bar. After a poly-merization time of 25 minutes, it was necessary to destroy the catalyst Dy adding e-thanol, since the autoclave was full of polymer. The activity, at a yield of 9.2 g, was
As well. as ~he irnmediate destruction of the catalyst, the effect of the adcliti.on of n-butanol was also to precipitate the polyethylene w}lich hacl been formed. The polyrrler was then filtered off, washed se~eral tirnes with methanol. and dried. The yield was 13.6 g. The average molecular weight was determined by viscometry to be 91,000. An activity of 1.7 x 106 g of PE`/g of Zr.hour.bar can be calculated from this. This is 30% higher tharl in -th~ comparable h~logen-free sys-tem where the figure is 1.2 x 106 g of PE/g of Zr.
hour.b-ar.
Example 2 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 1, but, as a modification, 3.4 x 10 7ml of (C5H5)21'i Cl2 and 295 mg (~.1 mmoles) of a]uminoxane ~ere employed and polymerization was carried out at; 20C. Tlle yield after 0.5 hour was 5.7 g having an avc~age molecular weight of over 1,000,000. This corresponds to an activity of 90,000 ~ of PE/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 3 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 1. As a modification, 3.33 x 10 3 mole of (C5H5)2 Zr (CH3) Cl and 5.2 moles of aluminoxane were employed. After a polymerization time of 10 minutes at 70C, the polyrneri~atioll activity found was 0.8 x loG g of PE/g of Zr.hour.bar.
~xamp]e 4 ___ The procedure fol]owed was ana]ogous to that of Example 1, but the a]uminoxane was dissolved in only 100 ml of toluene. After stirring for a short time (3 minutes), a solution in toluene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (l.G6 x 10 6 rmole) was added and, afte~ a further 3 minutes, propene was in-jected until the total volume of liquid in the autoclave was 330 mL. 'l`he polymerization of propene was then continued with stirring for a further 44 hours at 20C, the reaction solution bc-coming increasingly viscous. The excess pro-pene was tnen blown off, the cata]yst was clestroyed by acl~ing a little methanol and approximately 400 ml of petro-leum ether were added to the viscous phase remaining. Themixture was then centrifuged. The solvent was removed and the atactic polypropylene remaining was subsequently dried.
The yield was 105 g. The average molecular weight was de-termined by viscometry to be 5,000.
~ Example 5 The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example l, but with the modifica-tion that ethy]ene was co-polymeriY.ed Wittl l-butene at 60C. This was effected by adding 5.6 g of l-butene additionally through a pressure buret-te and shortly after~ards injecting ethylene up to a pressure of 8.5 bar. A white copolymer was precipitated after 2 minutes. The yield was 6.5 g. The density of the copolymer was only 0.94, g/ml, compared with 0.96 for pure polyethylene.
Example 6 50 ml of toluene were initially taken in the glass autoclave described and pretreated in Examples 1 to 5 and the system was subjected to thermostatic control at the experimer~tal telllperature of -~20~C. 130 mg (2.2 mmo]es of alulllillum units) of methylalumino~ane, prepared in accordance with Example 1, were then added. After stirring for a short time (3 minutes), a .solution in toluene of (C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 (6.66 x 10 7 n~ole) was added anci 50 ml Or l-hexene were then pipetted in. rfter stirrlng for a time of 150 hours5 the polymerization was discontinued by adding a little methanol.
The reaction mixture was worked up analogously to the method described in Exarnple 4. The yield was 8.4 g of atactic, glass-cleal~ po~.yhexene.
Examp]e 7 - In order to produce an ethylene/hexene copolymer, 190 ml of toluene and 10 ml of l-he~ene were initially taken, ana]ogously to Examples 1 to 6, and the system was subjected to thermostatic control a-t the experimental tem--~ perature of ~0C. 200 mg (3.4 mmo]es of aluminul1l ~inits) ofnlethylalumilloxane, prepared in ~ccordance with Example 1, were then added. After stirring for a short time, approxi-mately 5 minutes, 0.5 ml of an 8.0 x 10 4 molar solution in tolucne of(C5H5)2 Zr Cl2 was pipettcd in and ethylene was then injected up to a pressure of 8.5 bar. After a poly-merization time of 25 minutes, it was necessary to destroy the catalyst Dy adding e-thanol, since the autoclave was full of polymer. The activity, at a yield of 9.2 g, was
4 x 105 g of polymer/g of ~r.hour.bar. The density was 20 0.941 g/cm3.
Example 8 (comparison example) The preliminary arrangements ~/ere carried out as in Example 1. 0.5 x 10 mo]e of alurnin~lm trimethyl were added to 250 m~ of toluelle, subjected to thermostatic control at 25 20C, and 0.4 x 10 mole of water were added dropwise, ~hile stirring, in the course o~ 25 minutes. After a sub--sequent reaction time of a further 5 minutes, 0.5 x 10 mc,]e of ~C5~,~)2 TiCl2 was added to the solution ethylene as injected to a pressure of ~ bar and polymerization was carried out for one hour. The polymer was then filtered off, wa~hed several times with me-thanol and clried. The average degree of oligomerization of the aluminoxane was 3 to 5. The yield was 4.9 g. This corresponds to an activity of 28,000 ~ of polyethylene/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 9 (comparison example) The procedure follow~d was as in Example 8, but tC5HS)2 TiCl(C~13) was employed instead of the dichloride.
The yield after a reaction time of 1 hour was 2.6 g. This corrcsponds to an activity of lS,000 g of polycthylene/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 10 (comparison example) -The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 8. The quantity of toluene was altered to 330 ml, the reacti 011 temperature was altered to 70C and the tran-sition metal compound employed las 0.33 mole of (C5H5)2 ZrC12. The activity of the catalyst was found to be 390,000 g oi~ polyethylene/g of Zr.hour.bar.
Example 8 (comparison example) The preliminary arrangements ~/ere carried out as in Example 1. 0.5 x 10 mo]e of alurnin~lm trimethyl were added to 250 m~ of toluelle, subjected to thermostatic control at 25 20C, and 0.4 x 10 mole of water were added dropwise, ~hile stirring, in the course o~ 25 minutes. After a sub--sequent reaction time of a further 5 minutes, 0.5 x 10 mc,]e of ~C5~,~)2 TiCl2 was added to the solution ethylene as injected to a pressure of ~ bar and polymerization was carried out for one hour. The polymer was then filtered off, wa~hed several times with me-thanol and clried. The average degree of oligomerization of the aluminoxane was 3 to 5. The yield was 4.9 g. This corresponds to an activity of 28,000 ~ of polyethylene/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 9 (comparison example) The procedure follow~d was as in Example 8, but tC5HS)2 TiCl(C~13) was employed instead of the dichloride.
The yield after a reaction time of 1 hour was 2.6 g. This corrcsponds to an activity of lS,000 g of polycthylene/g of Ti.hour.bar.
Example 10 (comparison example) -The procedure followed was analogous to that of Example 8. The quantity of toluene was altered to 330 ml, the reacti 011 temperature was altered to 70C and the tran-sition metal compound employed las 0.33 mole of (C5H5)2 ZrC12. The activity of the catalyst was found to be 390,000 g oi~ polyethylene/g of Zr.hour.bar.
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OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A process for the preparation of a polyolefin in which at least one olefin of the formula CH2CHR wherein R = H or Cl-C10 alkyl, is polymerized at a temperature between -50 and 200°C and the poly-merization is carried out in the presence of a catalyst system composed of the following components:
(a) a compound, containing a transition metal, of the general formula (cyclopuentadienyl)2 Me R Hal wherein R is cyclopentadienyl or a C1-C6 alkyl radical or a halogen, Me is a transition metal, and Hal is a halogen, and (b) a compound, containing aluminum of the aluminoxane type having the general formulae A120R4(A1(R)-0)n for linear aluminoxane and (Al (R)-0)n+2 for a cyclic aluminoxane, wherein n is a number from 4 to 20 and R is methyl or ethyl.
(a) a compound, containing a transition metal, of the general formula (cyclopuentadienyl)2 Me R Hal wherein R is cyclopentadienyl or a C1-C6 alkyl radical or a halogen, Me is a transition metal, and Hal is a halogen, and (b) a compound, containing aluminum of the aluminoxane type having the general formulae A120R4(A1(R)-0)n for linear aluminoxane and (Al (R)-0)n+2 for a cyclic aluminoxane, wherein n is a number from 4 to 20 and R is methyl or ethyl.
2. A process as claimed in claim 1 in which the polymeriza-tion is carried out in a solvent.
3. A process as claimed in claim 1 in which the polymeriza-tion is carried out in the liquid monomers.
4. A process as claimed in claim 1 in which the polymeriza-tion is carried out in the gas phase.
5. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which in step (a) R is Cl, Me is zirconium and Hal is chlorine.
6. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the olefin is in admixture with a C4-C12 .alpha.,.omega.-diolefin.
7. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the polymerization is carried out in the presence of a catalyst composed of bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium dichloride or bis-(cyclopentadienyl)-zirconium monomethyl monochloride and methylaluminoxane.
8. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the aluminoxane concentration is 10-8 to 10-1 mole/l for polymerization in a solvent and the transition metal and the aluminum are used in an atomic ratio of 10 : 1 to 108 : 1.
9. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the olefin is ethylene and the polymerization of ethylene is carried out at a transition metal concentration from 10-6 to 10-8 mole/l.
10. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the polymerization is carried out with impure ethylene without increasing the catalyst concentration.
11. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which the polymerization temperature is between 20 and 120°C.
12. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which ethylene is copolymerized with propylene.
13. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which ethylene is copolymerized with another .alpha.-olefin.
14. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which ethylene is copolymerized with butene.
15. A process as claimed in claim 1, claim 2 or claim 3 in which ethylene is copolymerized with hexene.
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