eFunda Polymers: Listing of Ethylene vinyl alcohol (Clarene, Eval, Levasint, Selar, Soarnol)
engineering fundamentals Ethylene vinyl alcohol
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Ethylene vinyl alcohol, also known as E/VAL, has been mass-produced since 1945.
  - It is a thermoplastic polymer.
- Applications: Used in packaging of textiles. E/VAL fluidized powder coatings are used in construction of chemical plants, buildings, steel structures, roads, and offshore engineering. It has a working range from 70 to -40 ºC (158 to -40 ºF).
- General properties: Its permeability depends on temperature and humidity. E/VAL films are hydrophilic, crystal clear, glossy and do not need special antistatic treatments. Good barrier properties for gases and aromatic materials.
- Trade Name: Clarene, Eval, Levasint, Selar, Soarnol.

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Specific Grades of Ethylene vinyl alcohol
1. Ethylene vinyl alcohol, ethylene / vinyl alcohol.

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