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POLYCYCLOTRIMERIZATION OF DIYNES,A NEW APPROACH TO HYPERBRANCHED POLYPHENYLENES*

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- POLYCYCLOTRIMERIZATION OF DIYNES,A NEW APPROACH TO HYPERBRANCHED POLYPHENYLENES*
- Vol. 17, Issue 4, Pages: 397-402(1999)
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POLYCYCLOTRIMERIZATION OF DIYNES,A NEW APPROACH TO HYPERBRANCHED POLYPHENYLENES*[J]. 1999, 17(4): 397-402.
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Polycyclotrimerization of diynes was explored as a new route to hyperbranched polymers in thisinvestigation. Polymerization of terminal diynes of 1

8-nonadiyne and 1

9-decadiyne was studied usingTaCl5

NbCl5

Mo(CO)4(nbd) and [Mo(CO)3cp]2 as catalysts (where nbd = 2

5-norbornadiene

cp = cyclo-pentadiene). A soluble polymer was obtained when the polymerization of 1.9-decadiyne was initiated byTaCl5 at low temperature (0℃). The polymer

however

became partially soluble after purification

possibly due to the postpolymerization-induced crosslinking.NbCl5-catalyzed polymerization of 1

9-bis(trimethylsilyl)-1

-8-nonadiyne gave a completely soluble polymer.Soluble polymers were also obtained from the polymerization of 3

9-dodecadiyne initiated by NbCl5

Mo(CO)4(nbd)

[Mo(CO)3cp]2

PdCl2-ClSiMe3 and Pd/C-ClSiMe3.IR

and NMR spectroscopic analysis revealed that different catalysts gave polymers with different structures

ranging from linear polyenes to hyperbranched polyphenylenes.The polymers absorb UV light at around 250 nm and emit fluorescence at 340 nm when they are excited at 248 nm.

Abstract

Polycyclotrimerization of diynes was explored as a new route to hyperbranched polymers in thisinvestigation. Polymerization of terminal diynes of 1

8-nonadiyne and 1

9-decadiyne was studied usingTaCl5

NbCl5

Mo(CO)4(nbd) and [Mo(CO)3cp]2 as catalysts (where nbd = 2

5-norbornadiene

cp = cyclo-pentadiene). A soluble polymer was obtained when the polymerization of 1.9-decadiyne was initiated byTaCl5 at low temperature (0℃). The polymer

however

became partially soluble after purification

possibly due to the postpolymerization-induced crosslinking.NbCl5-catalyzed polymerization of 1

9-bis(trimethylsilyl)-1

-8-nonadiyne gave a completely soluble polymer.Soluble polymers were also obtained from the polymerization of 3

9-dodecadiyne initiated by NbCl5

Mo(CO)4(nbd)

[Mo(CO)3cp]2

PdCl2-ClSiMe3 and Pd/C-ClSiMe3.IR

and NMR spectroscopic analysis revealed that different catalysts gave polymers with different structures

ranging from linear polyenes to hyperbranched polyphenylenes.The polymers absorb UV light at around 250 nm and emit fluorescence at 340 nm when they are excited at 248 nm.

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