Highly Efficient and Versatile Synthesis of Polymeric Materials using Click Chemistry

有机和高分子化学计划支持加州大学圣巴巴拉分校的克雷格·J·霍克教授，他建议深入研究点击化学在合成新型聚合物材料方面的发展。这项工作将推动点击化学从几个选择的反应到一个广泛集成的化学概念。点击化学的相对简单(非常高的产率，没有保护/去保护反应)将允许合成新的聚合物材料。此外，作者选择了合适的合作者在他的专业之外开展研究的各个方面。有机化学和高分子化学项目支持克雷格·J·霍克教授，他将为点击反应开发无毒的催化剂，这将是环境友好的，并将点击化学扩展到各种应用。点击化学的效率和定量产量将是一个吸引工业界和学术界的选择。拟议的研究将通过有趣的合作和创造性的研究计划来促进学习。研究生在其中一位合作者的实验室工作2-3个月将大大受益。科学指导计划将帮助指导少数族裔代表不足的高中化学学生，也将使参与其中的研究生受益。

The Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry Program supports Professor Craig J. Hawker at the University of California- Santa Barbara who proposes to thoroughly investigate the development of Click chemistry for the synthesis of novel polymeric materials. This work will advance click chemistry from a few select reactions to a broadly integrated concept in chemistry. The relative simplicity of click chemistry (very high yields, no protection/deprotection reactions) will allow the synthesis of new polymeric materials. Additionally, the author has chosen appropriate collaborators to carry out aspects of the research outside his expertise.The Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry Program supports Professor Craig J. Hawker who will develop non-toxic catalysts for click reactions that will be environmentally friendly and extend click chemistry to a variety of applications. The efficiency and quantitative yields of click chemistry will be an appealing option to industry and academia. The proposed research will promote learning through interesting collaborations and a creative research plan. Graduate students will greatly benefit from spending 2-3 months at the laboratory of one of the collaborators. The Science Mentoring Program will help mentor high school chemistry students who are underrepresented minorities and will also benefit the graduate students involved.