2018
DOI: 10.1002/pola.28946
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Arm‐first synthesis of star polymers with polywedge arms using ring‐opening metathesis polymerization and bifunctional crosslinkers

Abstract: This work presents a two-step, one-pot process to make star polymers with polywedge arms. In a one-pot reaction, after the polywedge arms are synthesized, crosslinker species are added to the reaction, rapidly forming star polymers. Crosslinker species with different degrees of conformational freedom were designed and synthesized and their capacity to generate star polymers was evaluated. Mass conversions up to 92% and stars with up to 17 arms were synthesized with the most rigid crosslinker. The effects of ar… Show more

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“…Miyake and co-workers have addressed this challenge by employing a dinorbornene (di-NB) cross-linker with a rigid conformation that facilitates the reduction of intramolecular cross-linking, thereby enabling the synthesis of star polymers with relatively high arm conversion and molecular weight. 46 Similar result reported by Xia and coworkers by using a rigid ladder-like di-NB cross-linker, prepared star polymers with high arm conversion and molar mass up to 430 kDa. 47 Another way to enhance the intermolecular crosslinking is to increase the feed ratio of the cross-linker, under the premise that no macrogel is formed.…”
Section: ■ Introductionsupporting
confidence: 79%
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“…Miyake and co-workers have addressed this challenge by employing a dinorbornene (di-NB) cross-linker with a rigid conformation that facilitates the reduction of intramolecular cross-linking, thereby enabling the synthesis of star polymers with relatively high arm conversion and molecular weight. 46 Similar result reported by Xia and coworkers by using a rigid ladder-like di-NB cross-linker, prepared star polymers with high arm conversion and molar mass up to 430 kDa. 47 Another way to enhance the intermolecular crosslinking is to increase the feed ratio of the cross-linker, under the premise that no macrogel is formed.…”
Section: ■ Introductionsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…However, a significant challenge associated with the arm-first ROMP approach lies in the inevitable occurrence of intramolecular cross-linking (metathesis reaction of cross-linkers at the one chain end) that greatly restricts the formation of high-molecular-weight star polymers with complete arm conversion. Miyake and co-workers have addressed this challenge by employing a dinorbornene (di-NB) cross-linker with a rigid conformation that facilitates the reduction of intramolecular cross-linking, thereby enabling the synthesis of star polymers with relatively high arm conversion and molecular weight . Similar result reported by Xia and co-workers by using a rigid ladder-like di-NB cross-linker, prepared star polymers with high arm conversion and molar mass up to 430 kDa .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 68%
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“…This method is the least suitable for industrial applications as multiple purification steps and long reaction times are often required . The arm-first (or CCS) method allows for the synthesis of stars with well-defined arms that can reach into the hundreds and large cores. The potential to form large, hydrophobic cores makes them highly suited for drug encapsulation applications. Nevertheless, core cross-linked stars have the disadvantage of being less well defined and thus more challenging to analyze.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Miyake 等 [25] 研究了交联剂的柔性对星型聚合物合 成效率的影响, 如图 1c, R 基团为不同链长的不同刚柔 性连接基团. 结果发现交联剂的刚性越强, 聚合物臂的 转化率越高, 所得星型聚合物的分子量越高.…”
Section: 先臂后核法unclassified