Preparation method of block polymer with adjustable molecular weight distribution
A molecular weight distribution and block polymer technology, applied in the field of block polymer preparation, can solve the problems of high polymerization reaction temperature, inability to adjust product molecular weight distribution, harsh reaction conditions, etc.
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[0043] In this implementation, the polymerization kinetics of MMA in DMI solvent was studied without adding an end-capping agent. Polymerization was carried out in 5 mL ampoules under argon atmosphere. The light source is a blue light-emitting diode (LED) lighting device (λ max =460nm, 18.6mW / cm 2 ). Initial feed molar ratio [MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 = 100 / 0 / 1. Add MMA, CP-I (0.047mmol), DMI and a clean magnetic stirrer to a clean 5mL ampoule respectively. After at least three freeze-pump-fill-thaw cycles to de-oxygenize the vial and provide an argon (Ar) atmosphere, the ampoule is promptly flame-sealed. Subsequently, the ampoule was placed in a magnetic stirrer with a blue LED lighting device installed in advance, and the distance between the ampoule and the light source was about 1.5 cm. The heat generated by the light source and the polymerization system was removed by circulating cooling in a constant temperature water bath, and the polymerization reaction was al...
Embodiment 2
[0049] In this embodiment, MMA is used as the first polymerizable monomer, n-BA is used as the end-capping agent, and CP-I is used as the initiator, and MMA is photopolymerized in DMI at room temperature, and the polymerization reaction is carried out in a 5mL ampoule in neutral and argon atmosphere. The light source is a blue light-emitting diode (LED) lighting device (λ max =460nm, 18.6mW / cm 2 ). change [MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 different molar ratios to prepare different PMMA. Among them, [MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 See Table 1 for the molar ratios.
[0050] In the initial molar ratio [MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 The polymerization reaction of =90 / 10 / 1 is an example: add MMA (4.24mmol), n-BA (0.47mmol), CP-I (0.047mmol), DMI (0.5mL) and a A clean magnetic stir bar. After at least three freeze-pump-fill-thaw cycles to de-oxygenize the vial and provide an argon (Ar) atmosphere, the ampoule is promptly flame-sealed. Subsequently, the ampoule was placed in a mag...
Embodiment 3
[0056] Prepare PMMA according to the method for embodiment 2, molar ratio [MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 =90 / 10 / 1, the difference is that the polymerization time distribution is 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 20h, the results of the kinetic experiment are as shown in table 3, the polymer molecular weight distribution can be adjusted under this ratio The range is between 1.28-1.53.
[0057]Polymerization kinetics under the fixed ratio of MMA and n-BA in table 3
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[0059] In Table 3, R=[MMA] 0 / [n-BA] 0 / [CP-I] 0 ,V MMA =0.45mL,V DMI = 0.5 mL. Conv. (conversion ratio) was determined gravimetrically. m n,th by [MMA] 0 ,[n-BA] 0 ,[CP-I] 0 and the monomer conversion rate was calculated. m n,GPC Represents the molecular weight measured by GPC; M w / M n Represents molecular weight distribution index, which is obtained by GPC test.
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