The kinetics of free radical decay in the polymerization of MMA initiated by AIBN was studied by means of ESR spectroscopy. It was found that the curves of radical decay are strongly associated with the reaction temperature
the initiator concentration and the solvent. In the case of the radical polymerization carried out at high temperature or in solution
the radical concentration first reached a maximum
then declined monotonously with reaction time. It was also found that the greater the amount of initiator or the higher the temperature
the more rapidly the radicals decay. When the bulk polymerization was implemented at a relatively low temperature
the curves of radical decay became more complicated
i.e.
the radical concentration rapidly rose to a maximum
then dropped to a minimum
finally increased again with reaction time.Taking into account the diffusion effect
a semi-empirical equation is suggested to describe the kinetics of propagating radical decay.
Abstract
The kinetics of free radical decay in the polymerization of MMA initiated by AIBN was studied by means of ESR spectroscopy. It was found that the curves of radical decay are strongly associated with the reaction temperature
the initiator concentration and the solvent. In the case of the radical polymerization carried out at high temperature or in solution
the radical concentration first reached a maximum
then declined monotonously with reaction time. It was also found that the greater the amount of initiator or the higher the temperature
the more rapidly the radicals decay. When the bulk polymerization was implemented at a relatively low temperature
the curves of radical decay became more complicated
i.e.
the radical concentration rapidly rose to a maximum
then dropped to a minimum
finally increased again with reaction time.Taking into account the diffusion effect
a semi-empirical equation is suggested to describe the kinetics of propagating radical decay.
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