Polymerization mechanisms ring opening

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RUBBERS PRODUCED BY CONDENSATION AND RING-OPENING POLYMERIZATION MECHANISMS... [Pg.379]

A recent computer study of the cationic polymerization of cyclic acetals led to the conclusion that the ring-opening polymerization mechanism is influenced by substitution in the C2 position. In the latter case, the relative stability of the intermediate oxonium and carbenium ions is favored in the direction of carbenium ions. Evidently, assuming independent validity of computer modeling, the critical energy differences between the proposed reaction paths is small. Therefore, the polymerization of each cyclic acetal must be considered individually [48]. [Pg.202]

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Scheme 6.2 Anionic, cationic chain-end and cationic activated-monomer ring-opening polymerization mechanisms for ethylene oxide.

Scheme 9.15 Cationic ring-opening polymerization mechanism of 3-lactone from alkylating initiator.

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