2006
DOI: 10.1002/app.23577
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Synthesis of copolymers of tert‐butyl vinyl ether with maleic and citraconic anhydrides

Abstract: ABSTRACT:In the present study, the effects of chargetransfer complex formation and intramolecular fragmentation (side-chain lactonization) in radical copolymerization of tert-butyl vinyl ether (t-BVE) with anhydrides of maleic (MA) and citraconic (CA) acids and the structure-thermal behavior relationships of the resulting copolymers were examined using the 1 H-NMR, FTIR, DSC, and TGA analysis methods. It was shown that copolymerization under the chosen conditions proceeded through intramolecular fragmentation … Show more

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“…In addition, because the electrolyte membrane is dry, the hydroxyl peak cannot come from water, and the hydroxyl peak at 1194 cm –1 can prove that it was present on the electrolyte. TFSI – peaks appeared at 740, 1135, and 1335 cm –1 . , Furthermore, the characteristic peaks at 1060 and 786 cm –1 belong to the symmetrical vibrations of the Si–O–Si bond caused by the polymerization reaction of PPO. The changes of these peaks indicate that cross-linking reactions occurred in the oligomeric PPO and formed long chains.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In addition, because the electrolyte membrane is dry, the hydroxyl peak cannot come from water, and the hydroxyl peak at 1194 cm –1 can prove that it was present on the electrolyte. TFSI – peaks appeared at 740, 1135, and 1335 cm –1 . , Furthermore, the characteristic peaks at 1060 and 786 cm –1 belong to the symmetrical vibrations of the Si–O–Si bond caused by the polymerization reaction of PPO. The changes of these peaks indicate that cross-linking reactions occurred in the oligomeric PPO and formed long chains.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Meanwhile, 1650, 1693, 1804, and 1783 cm −1 IR peaks were attributed to the acid generated from the LiBOB reaction. 32 Peaks at 740, 1138, and 1355 cm −1 resulted from TFSI − . The peak at 1274 cm −1 is caused by the C−H group stretching and bending.…”
Section: ■ Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the electrolyte film was dry before the experiment, there was no hydroxyl peak in water, so it can be proved that there was a hydroxyl peak on the electrolyte. Meanwhile, 1650, 1693, 1804, and 1783 cm –1 IR peaks were attributed to the acid generated from the LiBOB reaction . Peaks at 740, 1138, and 1355 cm –1 resulted from TFSI – .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although vinyl ether monomers do not homopolymerize to produce high molecular polymers via free‐radical polymerization, they have been shown to undergo free‐radical copolymerization with electron deficient, vinyl‐functional monomers due to the formation of charge‐transfer complexes. Electron deficient comonomers that have been successfully copolymerized with vinyl ethers using free radical polymerization include maleic anhydride , citraconic anhydride , maleonitrile , vinylidene cyanide , alkyl α‐cyanoacrylate , and maleimides . Copolymerization of any of these monomers with 2‐VOES would provide an increase in T g compared to poly(2‐VOES).…”
Section: Copolymerizationmentioning
confidence: 99%