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Self-condensing, Vinyl Polymerization Strategies

The first strategies to random hyperbranched polymers involved exclusively step-growth polymerizations. This limited the potential applications for these architectures to areas where only condensation-type polymers are acceptable. Frechet et al. [21] presented the first example of a hyperbranched vinyl polymerization in 1995, ] initiating the birth of a second generation of hyperbranched [Pg.203]

The polymerization of AB -functional vinyl monomers is fundamentally different from the step-growth polymerization of AB2-monomers. Condensation of AB2-monomers results immediately in the formation of hyperbranched polymers since the reactivity of the end-groups are the same, regardless of what type of repeat unit (linear or dendritic) that is formed. [Pg.204]

The introduction of SCVP initiated extensive research focused on the use of vinyl monomers for the synthesis of hyperbranched polymers. More recently, [Pg.204]


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