2001
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3935(20010401)202:7<1239::aid-macp1239>3.0.co;2-q
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Synthesis of Ethylene-co-Norbornene Polymers Promoted by MAO Free Catalysts Based on Group 4 Dicarbollide Complexes

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“…The presence of three-dimensional order ("crystallinity") in samples of ethylene-norbornene (E-N) copolymers [8][9][10][11] has been related to an alternating sequence of the comonomers along the polymer chains and a regular succession of configurations of stereoisomeric centers in the norbornene units (stereoregularity). 9 The X-ray diffraction patterns of E-N copolymers, prepared with various metallorganic catalysts, with norbornene contents in the range 40-50 mol %, show a very intense peak with a maximum at 2 sin θ/λ ) 0.186 Å -1 (2θ ) 16.7°for Cu KR radiation).…”
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“…The presence of three-dimensional order ("crystallinity") in samples of ethylene-norbornene (E-N) copolymers [8][9][10][11] has been related to an alternating sequence of the comonomers along the polymer chains and a regular succession of configurations of stereoisomeric centers in the norbornene units (stereoregularity). 9 The X-ray diffraction patterns of E-N copolymers, prepared with various metallorganic catalysts, with norbornene contents in the range 40-50 mol %, show a very intense peak with a maximum at 2 sin θ/λ ) 0.186 Å -1 (2θ ) 16.7°for Cu KR radiation).…”
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“…The profile of Figure 1b corresponds to a sample reported in the literature, 8 whereas the profiles of parts c, d, and e of Figure 1 correspond to three samples A, B, and C, respectively, prepared in our laboratories with different catalysts. 11,12 It is apparent form Figure 1 that the diffraction peak at 2θ ) 16.7°may be more or less sharp depending on the sample. The width at halfheight of this peak is, indeed, rather large (∆(2θ) ) 4.5°) in the case of the diffraction profile of sample C (Figure 1e) and similar to that of the halo observed in the X-ray diffraction profile of liquid norbornadiene (Figure 1f), or quite small, ∆(2θ) ) 1.6°, 1.7°, and 2.4°in the case of samples of parts b, c, and d of Figure 1, respectively.…”
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