2022
DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.2c01658
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Photocatalyst-Incorporated Cross-Linked Porous Polymer Networks

Abstract: The utilization of sunlight to conduct chemistry has been on a stark rise in the era of sustainability. A similar trend is observed in polymer science, mainly to initiate polymerization and modify polymer materials, but mostly relying on the utilization of soluble initiator/activator molecules. Semiconductors, on the other hand, grant a platform for "photoredox" induced chemical pathways, so that reductive and oxidative reactions (as well as radical formation) can be tailored according to band positions. Despi… Show more

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“…PIL-only beads possess many defects and appear as a soft hydrogel-like material (Figure a), whereas addition of g-CN generates a more ordered and porous structure with improved rigidity (Figure b). It is well-known that g-CN can act as polymerization loci under light irradiation, contributing to additional cross-linking, and this improved cross-linking could improve the rigidity of the formed bead. , …”
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confidence: 99%
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“…PIL-only beads possess many defects and appear as a soft hydrogel-like material (Figure a), whereas addition of g-CN generates a more ordered and porous structure with improved rigidity (Figure b). It is well-known that g-CN can act as polymerization loci under light irradiation, contributing to additional cross-linking, and this improved cross-linking could improve the rigidity of the formed bead. , …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is well-known that g-CN can act as polymerization loci under light irradiation, contributing to additional cross-linking, and this improved cross-linking could improve the rigidity of the formed bead. 36,37 Figure 6d shows that although the surfaces of g-CN/PIL beads appear smooth at first glance, the beads possess a high degree of porosity which was not observed in PIL-only beads as seen in Figure 6c, where a smooth surface and very large holes are seen on the bead. This shows the effect of heptane as an antisolvent.…”
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“…Heterophase polymerizations to architect colloidal objects can take special profit from ITP, using some adaptions to the multiphase character of reactant distribution and growth processes. [ 44 ] Microsuspension polymerization of methyl acrylate via ITP using CHI 3 as CTA was demonstrated. [ 45 ] The reaction setup was based on vortex stirring organic phase (consisting of methyl acrylate, benzoyl peroxide as initiator, and CHI 3 with altered ratios) in aqueous poly(vinyl alcohol) solution, where polymerization was carried out at 80 °C in 6 h. Controlled (with Đ : 1.5) living polymerization with high conversion (up to 92%, M w 90 000 g mol −1 ) was obtained for micrometer‐sized polymer particles, while no submicrometer‐sized byproducts were observed.…”
Section: Heterophase Polymerization Based On Iodine Transfer Polymeri...mentioning
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“…Macromolecules have existed on Earth for as long as natural polymers, however, massive progress in synthetic polymers in the last 100 years led to a large library of polymer materials which are employed almost everywhere in daily life. [ 1,2 ] When the performance of a polymer is not satisfactory, blends and composites can be structured in order to introduce/enhance many physical values such as mechanics, [ 3 ] electrical conductivity, [ 4 ] photoactivity, [ 5,6 ] thermal resistance, [ 7 ] and so on. Polymer composites can have varying architectures including particles, [ 8 ] whiskers, [ 9 ] sheets, [ 10 ] short fibers, [ 11 ] continuous fibers, [ 12 ] and laminates [ 13 ] from nano‐ to macroscale using organic/inorganic materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%