Ionic Polymerization and Living Polymers
Ionic Polymerization and Living Polymers
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离子聚合和活性聚合物
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1993
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M. V. Beylen
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M. Szwarc;M. V. Beylen
Preface Introduction: Comparison of ionic and radical polymerizations Developments of ionic polymerization Living and dormant polymers Polymerizability and the monomer--living polymer equilibria Ionic species: Formation of ions Ionophores and ionogens, ion-pairs and covalent species Free ions and ion-pairs Different types of ion-pairs Equilibria between free ions and ion-pairs: conductance studies Heat and entropy of dissociation of ion-pairs Triple ions Higher ionic aggregates Dynamics of interconversions between ionic species Initiation and propagation of ionic polymerization: General remarks Initiation and propagation induced by salts Initiation and propagation involving lithium alkyls Initiation of cationic polymerization by protonic acids: role of esters (including halides) Initiation of polymerization by Lewis bases and acids: problem of Zwitterions Initiation of cationic polymerization by Friedel-Crafts reagents with co-initiators Initiation of polymerization by electron-transfer and related topics Polymerization initiated by high energy radiation Initiators involving Al, Fe, Zn, and other metallo-organics Activated monomer mechanism Elementary steps of polymerization other than initiation or propagation: Termination Intramolecular proton or hydride ion transfer and other isomerizations "Wrong" monomer addition Chain-transfer Proton traps Polymerization of isobutane initiated by cumyl chloride and its analogues ring-chain competitions Ionic copolymerization: General schemes of copolymerization and the crossover constants Reactivity and basicity of monomers Reactivity ratios: composition of copolymer and feed Copolymerization and homopolymerization System Li-polystyryl and Li-polybutadienyl in hydrocarbon solvents Consequences of equilibria between unreacted aggregates and reactive nonassociated polymers: mixed dimerizations Reversible co-polymerization: system 2-vinyl naphthalene-styrene Cationic co-polymerizations Index.