1978
DOI: 10.1002/apmc.1978.050710111
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Homopolymerization of isopropyl vinyl ketone and influence of the microstructure on the photodegradation of the polymer obtained

Abstract: The kinetic equation of the radical polymerization of isopropyl vinyl ketone at 60°C using benzene as solvent and AIBN as initiator was determined. The influence of the microstructure on the photodegradation rate of atactic and crystalline poly(isopropy1 vinyl ketone) (PIVK) was also investigated. The photolysis of atactic and crystalline samples of PIVK was carried out in solu1ion and 111 IIIC solid state. By effect of radiation, crosslinking and chain-scission, or only chain-scission, was observed, this beha… Show more

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“…Restricted chain mobility, by structural or steric constraints, hinders the Norrish Type II reaction, which translates to lower rates of photodegradation. [ 56 ] For example, Φ SC of PVKs is higher in solution than in the solid state (e.g., in solid polymer films). Φ SC is found to increase with temperature in the glassy state, with higher temperatures enhancing chain mobility to increase the probability of a γ ‐hydrogen being in the required location to form the desired transition state.…”
Section: Photodegradation Of Pvksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Restricted chain mobility, by structural or steric constraints, hinders the Norrish Type II reaction, which translates to lower rates of photodegradation. [ 56 ] For example, Φ SC of PVKs is higher in solution than in the solid state (e.g., in solid polymer films). Φ SC is found to increase with temperature in the glassy state, with higher temperatures enhancing chain mobility to increase the probability of a γ ‐hydrogen being in the required location to form the desired transition state.…”
Section: Photodegradation Of Pvksmentioning
confidence: 99%