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The most recent studies in polyolefins research have shown that the keyrole of catalyis is to obtain resins having both new structures and morphological shapes that can be made directly in the reactor, excluding final extrusion and pelletization operations. This unique technology enables the manufacturer to produce more versatile and more economic materials both in the sysnthesis and in the processing phases