Polymerization of phosphaalkenes

Details Polymerization of phosphaalkenes Polymerization of phosphaalkenes

2003-12-16

2010-06-01

Pezzuto, Helen L. (Department: 1796)

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C526S173000, C526S328500, C526S339000, C526S347000

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07728091

ABSTRACT:
Methods for polymerization of phosphaalkenes using initiators are provided. Also provided are polymers and co-polymers in which the polymer backbone contains tracts of carbon and phosphorous atoms in approximately equimolar amounts. C—P bonds in the polymers of this invention may be predominantly in a head-to-tail arrangement or mixed arrangements. Co-polymers may comprise polyolefin monomer units.

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