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Immortal ROP

Scheme 28.5 Illustrative comparison of the living and immortal ROP processes. (5ee insert for color representation of the figure.)... Scheme 28.5 Illustrative comparison of the living and immortal ROP processes. (5ee insert for color representation of the figure.)...
Scheme 28.7 Traditional activated monomer mechanism for the immortal ROP of l-LA catalyzed by a binary catalyst Ae+/ROH. Scheme 28.7 Traditional activated monomer mechanism for the immortal ROP of l-LA catalyzed by a binary catalyst Ae+/ROH.
Scheme 28.5 Illustrative comparison of the living and immortal ROP processes. Scheme 28.5 Illustrative comparison of the living and immortal ROP processes.
Scheme 18 Controlled and immortal ROP of TMC by 24/BnOH via an activated-monomer mechanism... Scheme 18 Controlled and immortal ROP of TMC by 24/BnOH via an activated-monomer mechanism...
Rops AL et al (2004) Isolation and characterization of conditionally immortalized mouse glomerular endothelial cell lines. Kidney Int 66(6) 2193-2201... [Pg.100]

For instance, the 24/BnOH initiating system polymerizes TMC in a highly controlled, immortal manner and under mild conditions (room temperature). Unlike that mediated by (salen)Al-OR, the ROP of TMC performed by 24/BnOH is thought to proceed via an activated-monomer mechanism, as illustrated in Scheme 18. [Pg.145]

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