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Metathesis polymerization of monosubstituted acetylenes

In Table 10.1 are simimarized the alkylacetylenes that have been polymerized by metathesis catalysts. The halides NbCls, TaCls, M0CI5, and WCl can be used without a cocatalyst because acetylenes themselves react readily with the halide to generate an initiating metal carbene complex, perhaps through a sequence such as eqns. (23a) or (23b) (Weiss 1986b). [Pg.204]

Numerous other monosubstituted acetylenes can be polymerized with these catalysts as summarized in Table 10.2 for Si-containing monomers and in Table 10.3 for various non-aromatic monomers containing functional groups. [Pg.206]

Much work has also been carried out on phenylacetylene and its derivatives. Phenylacetylene itself can be polymerized by all types of catalyst for example, by [Pg.206]

SiMe Mo(CO)6/CCl4/Av X = 4 TaCI gives mainly cyclic trimers  [Pg.207]

Mc3Si MoOCl4/Bu4Sn/EtOH Living system = 1.11 Masuda 1987c, 1993 [Pg.207]


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