POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENES BY NICKEL-CARBONYL-PHOSPHINE COMPLEXES ..4. KINETICS AND POLYMERIZATION MECHANISMS
POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENES BY NICKEL-CARBONYL-PHOSPHINE COMPLEXES ..4. KINETICS AND POLYMERIZATION MECHANISMS
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DOI:
10.1021/jo01058a043
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发表时间:
1962-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
KENNERLY, GW
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作者:
MERIWETHER, LS;COLTHUP, EC;KENNERLY, GW
The effects of variations in solvent, temperature and gas sweeping, acetylene-catalyst ratio, and catalyst structure are reported. A kinetic study has been made of the polymerization of 1-heptyne and phenylacetylene by Ni (CO) 2 (Ph3P) 2, including effects ofdeuterium substitution and catalyst pretreatment. Possible structures for the “active” nickel catalyst are considered. Mechanisms are proposed for the linear and cyclicpolymerization of monosubstituted acetylenes, which are consistent with the observed kinetic and deuterium isotope effects and product structures. A mechanism for the aro-matization of disubstituted acetylenes is also suggested.In previous papers2 we have discussed the polymerization of various classes of acetylenes with nickel-carbonyl-phosphine catalysts and the structures of the aromatic and linear oligomers obtained. The effects on the course of the polymerization due to changes in solvent, temperatureand gas sweeping, acetylene-catalyst ratio, and catalyst structure have now been examined. In this paper we also presentthe results of kinetic studies of these reactions, including pretreatment of catalyst and deuterium isotope effects, and conclusions regarding the reaction mechanisms.