Polymer ratio

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In a given formulation or recipe of a polymer compound, the total amount/parts per hundred of polymer added to prepare certain compound is called polymer ratio. It basically refers to the aggregated amount of polymer content within the formulation that may undergo any physical or chemical change during the course of post polymerization or physical heat treatment.

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