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Epoxide homopolymerization activity

Note that the activation of the anhydride causes deactivation of the amine. This helps to explain the actual suppression of epoxide homopolymerization by the anhydride-amine combination. [Pg.414]

We have attempted to account for these observations by proposing the following simplified reaction path (Figure 6). Protonation of the epoxide is followed by the rearrangement of the protonated species to a covalent intermediate or a solvent stabilized ion pair. Homopolymerization then proceeds through the ion-pair intermediate, but the covalent Intermediate leads to catalyst transformation and, in most cases, loss of catalytic activity. [Pg.267]


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