Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide
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Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide
Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide
高分子科学(英文版)2005年23卷第6期 页码:671-674
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Dong Xie, Xian-hong Wang, Xiao-jiang Zhao, 等. Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide[J]. 高分子科学(英文版), 2005,23(6):671-674.
Dong Xie, Xian-hong Wang, Xiao-jiang Zhao, et al. Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide[J]. 2005, 23(6): 671-674.
Dong Xie, Xian-hong Wang, Xiao-jiang Zhao, 等. Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide[J]. 高分子科学(英文版), 2005,23(6):671-674.DOI:
Dong Xie, Xian-hong Wang, Xiao-jiang Zhao, et al. Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide[J]. 2005, 23(6): 671-674.DOI:
Influence of Dialkylzinc in Rare-earth Ternary Catalyst on the Copolymerization of Carbon Dioxide and Propylene Oxide
Rare-earth ternary catalysts Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnR2-glycerin were prepared for the copolymerization of carbon dioxide and propylene oxide (PO)
where dialkylzincs (ZnR2) were diethylzinc
di(n-propyl)zinc
di(n-butyl)zinc
di(i-propyl)zinc
di(i-butyl)zinc
di(s-butyl)zinc
respectively. The Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnR2-glycerin catalysts displayed the highest catalytic activity at the molar ratio of Y(CCl3COO)3:ZnR2:glycerin = 1:20:10. In the same copolymerization condition
catalysts containing dialkylzincs with branched alkyl group showed lower catalytic activity than that with primary alkyl group. For those catalysts including dialkylzincs with primary alkyl group
their catalytic activity decreases with increasing number of carbon atom in the alkyl group with the following sequence: Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnEt2-glycerin > Y(CCl3COO)3-Zn(n-Pr)2-glycerin>Y(CCl3COO)3-Zn(n-Bu)2-glycerin. However
the alkyl group in the dialkylzinc does not influence the insertion of PO into the propagation chain end.
Abstract
Rare-earth ternary catalysts Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnR2-glycerin were prepared for the copolymerization of carbon dioxide and propylene oxide (PO)
where dialkylzincs (ZnR2) were diethylzinc
di(n-propyl)zinc
di(n-butyl)zinc
di(i-propyl)zinc
di(i-butyl)zinc
di(s-butyl)zinc
respectively. The Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnR2-glycerin catalysts displayed the highest catalytic activity at the molar ratio of Y(CCl3COO)3:ZnR2:glycerin = 1:20:10. In the same copolymerization condition
catalysts containing dialkylzincs with branched alkyl group showed lower catalytic activity than that with primary alkyl group. For those catalysts including dialkylzincs with primary alkyl group
their catalytic activity decreases with increasing number of carbon atom in the alkyl group with the following sequence: Y(CCl3COO)3-ZnEt2-glycerin > Y(CCl3COO)3-Zn(n-Pr)2-glycerin>Y(CCl3COO)3-Zn(n-Bu)2-glycerin. However
the alkyl group in the dialkylzinc does not influence the insertion of PO into the propagation chain end.
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