Abstract
1. A study has been made of the oxidation of isotactic polypropylene, containing as inhibitors additives of aromatic amines or alkylphenols. 2. In the oxidation of polypropylene, the greater part of the inhibitor is consumed by direct oxidation and, in secondary processes related to it. Oxidation of the inhibitor also induces destruction of the polymer. 3. In the oxidation reactions, the inhibitor can apparently take part in the degenerate chain-branching act.
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