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Iterative Methodology with Regeneration of DPE Function

All living anionic polymers herein used were adjusted to be around 10 000 g/mol in M value. The two reaction steps, (1) and (2), were carried out in THE at —78 °C for 1 h and 10 min, respectively. The linking reaction and the regeneration of the DPE function in each iterative process were confirmed by SEC and H NMR analysis to be essentially quantitative. Therefore, the targeted polymers were always obtained in nearly 100% yields and isolated in 80% yields by fractional precipitation. The isolated polymers, that is, AB diblock, 3-arm ABC, 4-arm ABCD, and 5-arm ABCDE stars, exhibited sharp monomodal SEC peaks without shoulders and/or tailings. [Pg.103]

As can be seen from the results summarized in Table 4.3, the molecular weights of the resulting polymers were in good agreement with those observed by SLS and H NMR. [Pg.103]

The compositions observed by H NMR were consistent with those calculated from the feed ratios. Accordingly, these results clearly indicate that well-defined 3-arm ABC, 4-arm ABCD, and 5-arm ABCDE p-star polymers are successfully synthesized by repeating the processes with five different tiving polymers. Thus, the first proposed iterative methodology with the regeneration of DPE reaction sites works very well. [Pg.104]

The 5-arm ABCDE star synthesized by this method is the first successful p-star polymer with five different arm segments. Furthermore, the E segment of the resulting star was readily and quantitatively converted to a poly(4-vinylphenol) segment by treatment with BU4NF, resulting in a new functional 5-arm ABCDE star with an acidic and ionic segment. Since the final 5-arm star still possesses a DPE function at the core, this procedure enables further synthetic sequence of stars with more arms and components. [Pg.104]

The advantage of this procedure is that, in essence, any monomer that undergoes living anionic polymerization from a DPE anion can be used. On the other hand, the successive synthesis of star-branched polymers can no longer be continued. [Pg.104]


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