STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT

Qi Wang; Yi-xian Li; Jian Hong and Zhi-qiang Fan Department of Polymer Science & Engineering; Zhejiang University; Hangzhou 310027; China

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STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT

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- STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT
- Issue 6, Pages: 593-597(2006)
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  This work was supported by the National Science Foundation of China （No. 20204013）.()
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  CLC： O631.5
- Published：2006
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[1].STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,2006(06):593-597.

Qi Wang, Yi-xian Li, Jian Hong and Zhi-qiang Fan Department of Polymer Science & Engineering, et al. STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT[J]. 2006, (6): 593-597.
[1].STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,2006(06):593-597. DOI：

Qi Wang, Yi-xian Li, Jian Hong and Zhi-qiang Fan Department of Polymer Science & Engineering, et al. STYRENE POLYMERIZATION MEDIATED BY CYCLIC TRITHIOCARBONATE AS RAFT AGENT[J]. 2006, (6): 593-597. DOI：

摘要

<正>The novel cyclic trithiocarbonate was synthesized by dialkylation of trithiocarbonate anion with 2

2’-bis（bromomethyl）biphenyl in a two-phase system using an onium salt as a phase-transfer agent. Styrene polymerization was carried out in the presence of cyclic trithiocarbonate （CTTC）. CTTC undergoes ring opening-polymerization and the incorporated trithiocarbonate moiety derived from CTTC performs as the reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer （RAFT） agent. Through this mechanism

multiblock polystyrenes containing various narrow polydispersity blocks can be prepared.

Abstract

The novel cyclic trithiocarbonate was synthesized by dialkylation of trithiocarbonate anion with 2

multiblock polystyrenes containing various narrow polydispersity blocks can be prepared.

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