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Thermal Polymerization of PhCP

 

One effort focused on the thermal polymerization chemistry of phenylphosphaacetylene. The monomer was prepared by literature techniques then allowed to thermally polymerize. The result was a soluble material that appears to be polyhedral oligophosphaacetylenes formed through a combination of cycloadditions and disproportionation reactions. Mass spectrometry and 32P and 13C NMR using 13C labeled phenylphosphaacetylene were used to characterize the oligomeric products.

Loy, D. A.; Jamison, G.M.; McClain, M. D.; Alam, T.M. Spontaneous Polymerization of Phenylphosphaethyne. J. Poly. Sci.: Part A:Polym. Chem. 1999, 37, 129-133.

Contact: Doug Loy

 
     

 




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