1967
DOI: 10.1016/0032-3950(67)90346-2
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Reactivity of hydroxyl end groups in a series of low molecular weight polyesters

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“…However, studying the effect of molecular weight of hydroxyl‐terminated oligoesters on their reactivity with isocyanates, other authors19 have found the decrease of the second‐order rate coefficients with increasing molecular weight of poly(diethylene glycol) adipate in uncatalyzed reaction with phenyl isocyanate ([NCO] = [OH] = 0.1 equiv/L) in chlorobenzene at 110 °C: …”
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“…However, studying the effect of molecular weight of hydroxyl‐terminated oligoesters on their reactivity with isocyanates, other authors19 have found the decrease of the second‐order rate coefficients with increasing molecular weight of poly(diethylene glycol) adipate in uncatalyzed reaction with phenyl isocyanate ([NCO] = [OH] = 0.1 equiv/L) in chlorobenzene at 110 °C: …”
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“…At the same time, rate of reaction IPDI catalyzed by DBTDL, with PBA exceeds PCL at 1.4 and 3 times, respectively. That difference in oligoesterdiols reactivity can be explained by the distinction of rotational isomeric forms, or conformations, of their molecules in acetone[17], which significantly affect the molecular organization of the solution.…”
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