The phrase "acrylate polymer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, materials science, or manufacturing, particularly when discussing types of polymers or their applications.
Example: "The new adhesive formulation includes an acrylate polymer to enhance bonding strength and flexibility."
Alternatives: "acrylic polymer" or "acrylate-based polymer".
An acrylate polymer network was submitted to thermomechanical shape memory cycles.
A model combining the amorphous polymer viscoelasticity and its time temperature superposition property was used to predict the shape memory behavior of the acrylate polymer network.
Correlation between the molecular weight of acrylate polymer and η of the holographic composite material is described and the discrepancies are analyzed.
Using an acrylate polymer, it was found possible to achieve contact conditions where the tangential behaviour of the contact is strictly linear.
The grafting of polymer onto silica particles improved the dispersion of silica particles in the solvents for acrylate polymer and in the polymer matrix.
Poly (methoxy ethoxy ethyl methacrylate) (poly MEEMA)), an acrylate polymer containing a short oligo oxyethylene side chain, readily dissolves alkali metal salts.
The silicones formed the continuous "sea" structure and the grafted acrylate polymers formed the segregated "island" structure.
Although the decyl acrylate polymers were thermally more stable than the isooctyl acrylate polymers, the latter showed higher VI and pour point depression efficiency.
Gas sorption in amorphous ethyl and decyl acrylate polymers and semi-crystalline and molten octadecyl and behenyl acrylate polymers were measured as a function of temperature for CH4 and CO2.
A series of new fluorinated acrylate polymers and copolymers (with methyl acrylate and methyl methacrylate) has been prepared starting from 1,3-bis(hexafluoro-2-hydroxy-2-propyl benzene hexafluoro-2-hydroxy-2-propyl benzene
High-yield exfoliation of pristine graphite in low boiling point alcohols was achieved using a set of acrylate polymers resulting in few-layer graphene concentrations of up to ∼4 mg mL−1.
