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Tailored Hydrocarbon and Functionalised

Catalyst and monomer development in acyclic diene metathesis remains a subject of interest, the goal being to obtain macromolecules with well-defined backbone structures and architectures by easily accessible and less expensive means. By the application of an appropriate design of monomers and a careful choice of catalysts, a variety of non-functionalised and functionalised dienes have been polymerised via metathesis condensation to high molecular weight polymers. [Pg.406]

a series of well-defined polyolefins, including perfectly branched polyethylene and ethylene/a-olefin copolymers, have been synthesised via acyclic diene metathesis polycondensation [scheme (28)] [47] these well-defined polyolefins have been designed to model the crystallisation of polyethylene and olefin copolymers. [Pg.406]

The technique illustrated by scheme (28) gives control of the number of methylene groups between branch points as well as the length and identity of the branch itself [1]. [Pg.407]

If this complex is sufficiently stable, then no further reaction occurs, and the polycondensation is obviated. However, as mentioned above, by using controlled monomer design, a variety of functionalised polymers (typical by with Mn = 10 000—30 000 and Mw/Mn = 2.0) can be synthesised polyethers [15,48 50], poly(thioether)s [48], polyesters [51,52], polycarbonates [53], polyketones [54], polysiloxanes [55-58], poly(carbosiloxane)s [59], poly(carbosilane)s [60], poly(carbodichlorosilane)s [61] and polymers with a conjugated % system [62]. [Pg.407]

It has also been possible to design a series of segmented functionalised copolymers (with polyether or polysiloxane segments) using a, co-dienyl tele-chelic oligomers for metathesis polycondensation [63]. [Pg.407]


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