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The 35 pages that link to Polyvinyl chloride, each with the reason it gives.

• ChlorineBroader topic: Chlorine is a feedstock for vinyl chloride, the monomer used to make PVC.

• HalogenBroader topic: Chlorine is a major ingredient in this durable, versatile plastic.

• Chain-growth polymerizationBroader topic: Vinyl chloride chains grow by radical polymerization in major industrial processes.

• Petrochemical industryBroader topic: Its production combines petrochemical ethylene with chlorine from the chlor-alkali industry.

• EtheneBroader topic: Ethene-derived ethylene dichloride leads to vinyl chloride, PVC's monomer.

• Addition polymerizationBroader topic: Vinyl chloride becomes this material through addition polymerization.

• Synthetic polymerBroader topic: It is used in durable building products, cables, and flexible goods.

• Vinyl chlorideBroader topic: Vinyl chloride is the monomer from which PVC is polymerized.

• Action figureBroader topic: PVC is commonly used for flexible parts and detailed figure components.

• Wood–plastic compositeBroader topic: It is another matrix used in wood-filled profiles, including building products.

• Organochlorine chemistryBroader topic: PVC is the largest-volume commercial material built from organochlorine monomers.

• Pendant groupBroader topic: Chlorine substituents are pendant groups that affect stiffness and processing.

• InflatableBroader topic: Flexible PVC is a common material for low-cost inflatable goods.