Substituted aromatic polymers

Synthetic resins or natural rubbers -- part of the class 520 ser – Synthetic resins – Mixing of two or more solid polymers; mixing of solid...

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21050025, 21050041, 210630, 210639, 210654, 528128, C08G 7523, C08G 6548

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050083520

ABSTRACT:
An aryl-ether and/or thioether polymer contains aromatic rings linked to neighboring units Ph X Ph (when Ph is paraphenylene and X is SO.sub.2 and/or CO) through O and/or S and/or a direct link, at least some of said aromatic rings carrying a nuclear suphonamide group having N-aliphatic substitution, preferably with a cationic amino or quaternary ammonium group.
A process for making aromatic polymer sulphonyl halides and, thus also sulphonamides, of very low sulphonic acid content, is characterized by working up in substantially anhydrous conditions the mixture resulting from the reaction of an inorganic halide with the corresponding sulphonic acid or salt thereof. The polymer sulphonamides are suitable for separation technologies, especially purification of water by reverse osmosis.

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