“…Scientific interest in monosubstituted polyacetylenes, e. g., poly(ethynylbenzene), as p-conjugated polymers has been rapidly growing for many years and recently focused on the many interesting physicochemical characteristics and novel properties, in particular on conductivity 1) , ferromagnetism 2) , oxygen permeability 3) , humidity sensor 4) , non linear optical (NLO) materials 5) , electroluminescence (EL) materials 6) , and so on. Preparation of the poly(ethynylbenzene) (PEB) has been achieved by various types of catalysts, e. g., Luttinger catalyst, Co(NO 2 ) 2 1NaBH 4 7) , Wilkinson catalyst, RhCl(PPh 3 ) 3 8) , Pt or Ni complex catalysts [9][10] , and metathesis catalysts, e. g., WCl 6 11) .…”