CAREER: Enabling Sustainable Polymer Synthesis through Design of New Catalysts
职业:通过新型催化剂的设计实现可持续的聚合物合成
基本信息
- 批准号:2137344
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 70万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-01-15 至 2023-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
In this project funded by the Chemical Catalysis Program of the Chemistry Division, Professor Bradley Carrow of the Department of Chemistry at Princeton University is studying the synthesis of new catalysts to prepare functional polymers directly from abundant industrial chemicals, such as ethylene, acrylic acid derivatives, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide. Polymers are long chain organic molecules that derive many of their properties from the entanglements and interactions between the chains. Polymers have become ubiquitous materials in our daily lives, impacting most industries, including agriculture and food, health and safety, as well as transportation. The modification of polyethylene, the most common of all polymers (187 billion pounds produced in 2014), to include atoms other than carbon and hydrogen can give rise to distinct new material properties, such as enhanced biodegradability, that could extend the applications of this essential polymer class into new arenas. Catalytic production methods are poised to accomplish these goals in a sustainable fashion because they occur with lower energy demand and better molecular structure control than standard routes that are still practiced commercially. The project is providing an integrated research and educational experience for graduate and undergraduate students through research and science communication training. Professor Carrow is developing a program designed to reach educators from Trenton and Newark area high schools that also includes plans to train graduate students to communicate and interact with people who are not "fellow experts." These schools have a large proportion of students whose ethnicity is underrepresented in the chemistry field, and therefore the plans have a strong component of broadening the participation of underrepresented students in STEM fields. In this project, Professor Carrow is leveraging the flexible structure of chelating phosphine-phosphonic diamide (PPDA) ligands as a platform for systematic studies of alkene migratory insertion reactions involving group 10 metal complexes relevant to catalytic insertion copolymerizations of ethylene with acrylates, carbon monoxide, or carbon dioxide. Insertion polymerization catalysts are strongly inhibited by intramolecular coordination of a functional group within a polymeryl ligand following polar monomer enchainment, which generally depresses catalyst efficiencies below practical thresholds. These limitations have persisted over many years, and fundamental mechanistic insights are still needed for the design of next generation catalysts, particularly those of base metals, with significantly improved activity, molecular weight control, and sequence distribution control. Professor Carrow is developing structure-activity relationships from reactions of palladium and nickel complexes each with a characteristic PPDA ligand to disentangle the ensemble effects of ligand charge, donicity, and steric encumbrance on the rates of stoichiometric reactions involving model catalyst resting state complexes. Parallel studies within a catalytic manifold are correlating these electrostatic, inductive, and steric forces with changes in relative propagation and chain transfer rates involving ethylene and a comonomer, which ultimately dictate the catalyst control over polymer sequence distribution, microstructure, and molecular weight.
在这个由化学学部化学催化项目资助的项目中,普林斯顿大学化学系的Bradley Carrow教授正在研究合成新的催化剂,直接从丰富的工业化学品(如乙烯、丙烯酸衍生物、一氧化碳和二氧化碳)中制备功能性聚合物。聚合物是长链有机分子,其许多特性来自于链之间的缠结和相互作用。聚合物已经成为我们日常生活中无处不在的材料,影响着大多数行业,包括农业和食品,健康和安全,以及交通运输。聚乙烯是所有聚合物中最常见的(2014年产量为1870亿磅),将碳和氢以外的原子纳入其中,可以产生独特的新材料特性,例如增强的生物降解性,这可以将这种基本聚合物类别的应用扩展到新的领域。催化生产方法有望以可持续的方式实现这些目标,因为与目前仍在商业上使用的标准方法相比,它们的能源需求更低,分子结构控制更好。该项目通过研究和科学传播训练,为研究生和本科生提供综合研究和教育经验。卡罗教授正在开发一个项目,旨在接触特伦顿和纽瓦克地区高中的教育工作者,其中还包括培训研究生与“同行专家”以外的人交流和互动的计划。这些学校有很大一部分学生的种族在化学领域代表性不足,因此该计划在扩大代表性不足的学生在STEM领域的参与方面具有很强的组成部分。在这个项目中,Carrow教授利用螯合膦-膦二胺(PPDA)配体的灵活结构作为系统研究烯烃迁移插入反应的平台,该反应涉及与乙烯与丙烯酸酯、一氧化碳或二氧化碳的催化插入共聚有关的10族金属配合物。插入聚合催化剂受到极性单体链合后聚合物配体内官能团的分子内配位的强烈抑制,这通常会使催化剂效率低于实际阈值。这些限制已经持续了很多年,对于设计下一代催化剂,特别是贱金属催化剂,仍然需要基本的机制见解,以显着改善活性,分子量控制和序列分布控制。Carrow教授正在从钯和镍配合物的反应中发展结构-活性关系,每个配合物都有一个特征的PPDA配体,以解开配体电荷、齿性和位阻对涉及模型催化剂静息态配合物的化学测量反应速率的总体影响。催化歧管内的平行研究将这些静电、感应和立体力与涉及乙烯和共聚单体的相对传播和链转移速率的变化联系起来,这些变化最终决定了催化剂对聚合物序列分布、微观结构和分子量的控制。
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CAREER: Enabling Sustainable Polymer Synthesis through Design of New Catalysts
职业:通过新型催化剂的设计实现可持续的聚合物合成
- 批准号:
1654664 - 财政年份:2017
- 资助金额:
$ 70万 - 项目类别:
Continuing Grant
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