A topochemical study of the polymerization of terephthalonitrile oxide
A topochemical study of the polymerization of terephthalonitrile oxide
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对苯二甲腈氧化物聚合的拓扑化学研究
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10.1002/pol.1967.110050405
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1967
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S. Fujimoto
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作者:
S. Fujimoto
Namely, in ordinaly organic media the nitrile oxide groups of the monomer behaved just as mononitrile oxides do, to give furoxan rings in the polymer chain, while in the monomer crystals they were coupled in the reverse direction to give oxazoxime rings, the latter being rarely expected to form in acidic conditions of special cases (2). The cycloaddition of nitrile oxides giving oxazoximes in the solid state had never been reported before. We also have pointed out some characteristics of the solid-state polymerization, eg, higher polymerization temperatures re-quired and higher intrinsic viscosities of the polymers obtained. The polymerization in the solid state did not take place below 65OC. and normally proceeded at looo C. Higher molecular weight polymers were obtained from better crystals of the monomer than from poorer crystals under the same conditions. We have suggested taking note of the topochemical behavior of the nitrile oxide groups in the monomer crystal. The infrared spectra of the monomer and the polymers are shown in Figure 1. The spectrum I of the monomer indicated a linear structure for the CrN-0 group and a high symmetry for the molecule, complex absorptions assignable to asymmetry of the structure being absent. The spectrum I11 of the polymer obtained by the solid process showed several disagreements with the spectrum I1 of the one by the solution process. A weak absorption at 2260 cm.-', assignable to a small amount of isocyanate group produced by the rearrangement of the nitrile oxide group,