compounds constitute rather rare examples of supramolecular isomerism. The thermogravimetric analyses of the inclusioncompounds show that the guest in one of the modifications is released in a relatively higher temperature range. The structural diversity exhibited by the host TP with various guest molecules and its ability to exhibit different forms with the same guest has been to attributed its unique
Nickel complex-catalyzed codimerization of allyl esters with compounds in the norbornene series
作者:U. M. Dzhemilev、R. I. Khusnutdinov、D. K. Galeev、O. M. Nefedov、G. A. Tolstikov
DOI:10.1007/bf00953861
日期:1987.1
Designing Degradable Polymers from Tricycloalkenes via Complete Cascade Metathesis Polymerization
作者:Yongkang Yang、Yunhyeong Cho、Tae‐Lim Choi
DOI:10.1002/anie.202400235
日期:2024.4.24
Cascade metathesis polymerization has been developed as a promising method to synthesize complex but well‐defined polymers from monomers containing multiple reactive functional groups. However, this approach has been limited to the monomers involving simple alkene/alkyne moieties or produced mainly non‐degradable polymers. In this study, we demonstrate a complete cascade ring‐opening/ring‐closing metathesis polymerization (RORCMP) using various tricycloalkenes and two strategies for the efficient degradation. Through rational design of tricycloalkene monomers, the structure and reactivity relationship was explored. For example, tricycloalkenes with trans configuration in the central ring enabled faster and better selective cascade RORCMP than the corresponding cis isomers. Also, a 4‐substituted cyclopentene moiety in the monomers significantly enhanced the overall cascade RORCMP performance, with the maximum turnover number (TON) reaching almost 10,000 and molecular weight up to 170 kg/mol using an amide‐containing monomer. Furthermore, we achieved one‐shot cascade multiple olefin metathesis polymerization using tricycloalkenes and a diacrylate, to produce new highly A,B‐alternating copolymers with full degradability. Lastly, we successfully designed xylose‐based tricycloalkenes to give well‐defined polymers that underwent ultra‐fast and complete degradation under mild conditions.