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Ester polymer

The terminal carhanionic sites of "living" polymers can be reacted with various electrophilic compounds of yield (o)-functional polymers. Esters, nitriles, acid chlorides, anhydrides, lactones, epoxides, benzyl or allyl halogenides have been used for their high reactivity with metal organic sites, to yield appropriate functions.2 Carbon dioxide is also an efficient reagent to yield terminal carboxylic functions. [Pg.61]

Conductivity measurements of Mailer at al. (J ) on Cs(0.BCN) in THF and mixtures of THF with methyl isobutyrate (which serves as a model for the ester groups of the polymer) resulted lower dissociation constants in the mixture than in pure THF, as is to be expected from the lower dielectric constant of methyl isobutyrate. Thus, no specific solvation of Cs+ by the polymer ester groups could be shown, although a chelate-like effect could enhance the solvating power of the penultimate ester group of the active species. [Pg.449]

Recently, polymer esters derived from azelaic esters and glycols were introduced by Unilever-Emery these show better compatibility and resistance to saponification compared with the polymer adipic esters. [Pg.100]

Gravure Synthetic polymers Esters, ketones, Glycol esters, Aromatic hydrocarbons 80-120 0.3-2.0 7-24 4-12... [Pg.251]

Tampography Flat Cylinder Synthetic polymers Esters, Ketones, Glycol ethers, Aromatic hydrocarbons 120-180 10-20 <20 10... [Pg.251]

Polymer Ester (3) High- Chen Ester (1) High- Chen Aromatic (12) High- Chen ... [Pg.34]

Bhadani, S.N. Gray, D.G. Cellulose-based liquid-crystalline polymers esters of (hydroxypropyl) cellulose. Molec. Crystals Liquid Crystals 1983, 99 (1-4), 29-38. [Pg.2672]

Polymer Ester [M+Na]+ Positive Linear Positive Reflectron... [Pg.221]

More than 90 percent of commercial phosphorus production is in the form of calcium salts of phosphoric acid, H3PO4, used as fertilizers. Other significant uses of phosphorus compounds are in the manufacture of matches (phosphorus sulfides), food products and beverages (purified phosphoric acid and its salts), detergents (sodium polyphosphates), plasticizers for polymers (esters of phosphoric acid), and pesticides (derivatives of phosphoric acid). Related to the phosphorus pesticides are nerve gases, poisonons com-potmds that rapidly attack the central nervous system, initially developed during World War II. see also Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Fertilizer Pesticides. [Pg.946]

In the synthesis of coumarins by the von Pechmann reaction, a spiro-compound (251) was simultaneously formed from 4-chloro-2-methylphenol (and from 2,3,5-trimethylphenol). A possible mechanism for this reaction involves the formation of the lactone (252), which reacts with another molecule of the phenol. The condensation of the dicyano-ester (253) [obtained from malononitrile and ethyl cyanoacetate] with substituted o-hydroxybenzaldehydes yields substituted coumarinimines, e.g. (254).A series of 4,6,7-substituted coumarins have been prepared and assessed for their suitability in fluorescence labelling of polymers. Esters of the type PhCH CRCOaAr react with AICI3 to give coumarins, which are probably formed via dihydrocoumarins (255) by dearylation. ... [Pg.313]

Experimental results for polymethylmethaerylates in 1,4-dioxane/methanol have been reported, whieh indieate that the size of the substituent in the polymer ester group exerts an influenee on the speeifie interaetion between the methanol moleeule and the ear-bonyl of the ester. In faet, the preferential adsorption of methanol is eompletely hindered when the lateral group is bulky enough. Similar results have been reported for substituted poly(phenyl methaerylate)s in the mixture tefrahydrofuran/water. [Pg.274]

Hydroxyl groups in polymer chains impart hydrophilicity and water-solubility to the polymer. They form strong hydrogen bonds which increase the T of the polymers. Ester side group polymers can be polyacrylic acid esters, polymethacrylic acid esters, or esters of poly(vinyl acetate) (PVAc), see Figure 6.15. [Pg.203]

RNCONRCOCMe where R = CF,(CF , COjCH,-CH(OH)CHj-OCHMeCHj esterification of [—CH, CH(OH)—] with n-C,Fi,-COCl in (MejN)jPO to give a polymer ester useful for water- and oll-proofiing of textiles, ... [Pg.173]


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Acrylic ester polymers

Active ester polymer-supported

Aryl-ester polymers, performance

Biodegradable polymers ester group, modification

CYANOACRYLIC ESTER POLYMERS

Carbonate ester based polymers

Carbonic ester polymers

Cyanate ester , high-performance polymer

Ester and Amide Polymers

Ester enolates, polymer-bound

Ester groups organic polymers

Ester in polymers

Ester, polymer-bound, degree

Esters polymer metalation

Esters sulfonic acid, polymer-supported

Esters, active polymer-bound

Fiber-reinforced polymers epoxy vinyl ester

Lactic acid, alkyl esters polymer

METHACRYLIC ESTER POLYMER

Metalation ester-containing polymers

Methacrylate ester, water-polymer

Miscellaneous Carbonic Ester Polymers

Natural Polymers and Cellulose Esters

Other Active Ester-Forming Polymers

Other Organic Vinyl Ester Polymers

Phosphate Ester Polymers

Poly -boronate ester polymers

Polycarbonates carbonic ester polymers

Polymer Phthalate esters

Polymer ester condensation, mixed

Polymer ester copolymers

Polymer esters anchoring groups

Polymer esters carboxylic acids

Polymer of acrylic and methacrylic esters

Polymer resin esters

Polymer stabilization their esters

Polymer-bound esters

Polymer-supported ester

Polymer-supported reagents ester synthesis

Polymers From Cyclic Esters

Polymers aryl esters, photo-reactions

Polymers ester-linked conjugates

Polymers, linear Polymethacrylic acid, methyl esters

Protecting groups polymer esters

Sugar based polymers ester

Sulfonate esters polymers Polymer

Synthetic polymers containing ester bonds

Vinyl ester polymers

Vinyl esters, polymer-matrix composites

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