Some organosilane polymers with high molecular weights have been synthesized by cocondensztion of organosilicon dihalide monomers with sodium metal in toluene. These polymers are both soluble in common solvents and meltable at lower temperatures
and can be molded
cast into films or drawn into fibers. Exposure of the solid polymers to ultraviolet light leads to degradation or crosslinking.
Abstract
Some organosilane polymers with high molecular weights have been synthesized by cocondensztion of organosilicon dihalide monomers with sodium metal in toluene. These polymers are both soluble in common solvents and meltable at lower temperatures
and can be molded
cast into films or drawn into fibers. Exposure of the solid polymers to ultraviolet light leads to degradation or crosslinking.
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