[Sell] [Chemicals] Polyether polyols are a versatile family of polymers used to create polyurethanes for products like foam, coatings, and elastomers. They are produced by polymerizing epoxides like propylene oxide and ethylene oxide. The properties of the final polyurethane are influenced by the polyether polyol's molecular weight, functionality, and the specific types of alkylene oxides used in its production.
You can watch this video to learn about the relationship between polyols and polyurethane properties: