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LCPP-CNRS/ESCPE

Bât. F308, B.P. 2077
43 Bd du 11 Nov. 1918
69616 Villeurbanne cedex
FRANCE

  Laboratoire de Chimie et Procédés de Polymérisation



WELCOME TO THE WEB SITE OF THE LABORATORY FOR THE
CHEMISTRY AND PROCESS OF POLYMERISATION

The Laboratory for the Chemistry and Processes of Polymerisation has been part of the research arm of the ESCPE since its beginnings.
As the name suggests, the main focus of the LCPP is to associate research in both the chemistry of polymerisation and polymer reaction engineering (PRE) without sacrificing either of the two! On the contrary, the ultimate objective is to understand and be innovative in “Polymers” by identifying the synergy between the two fields.



Research activities at the LCPP

The focus of the research in our laboratory is to:
•  Develop innovative means of controlling properties from the molecular level to that of the complex system through the use of new chemistries and new processes.

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Strive to ensure that what we learn how to do with chemistry is not lost in the process!

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Develop a knowledge base capable of evolving and improving over the long term, and to provide our industrial partners with tools and process that they will need over the course of the next 5-10 years.



Polymer Chemistry (PC)

   
•  Innovative chemistries
• Catalysis: ZN, Metallocene, New single site
• (Controlled) radical polymerization
• Polycondensation chemistries
• Synthesis of new polymers


Polymer Colloids & Composites (PCC)

   
•  Emulsions and Miniemulsion
• Hybrids (Polymer-organic)
• Composites (Polymer-mineral)


Polymer Reaction Engineering (PRE)

   
•  Polyolefins and Emulsions
• Process fundamentals
• Experimentally-based modelling
• Sensor and reactor design











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