Transition-Metal-Free Synthesis of Alternating Thiophene−Perfluoroarene Copolymers
摘要:
The fluoride-activated coupling between silyl-functionalized thiophene monomers and perfluoroarenes leads to moderately high-molecular-weight alternating copolymers in excellent yields and high chemical purity. The method bypasses transition-metal catalysis and the associated need for perfluoroarenes carrying additional functional "handles". Small-molecule model studies provide insight into the relative reactivities of functional groups in this synthetic pathway.
Transition-Metal-Free Synthesis of Alternating Thiophene−Perfluoroarene Copolymers
摘要:
The fluoride-activated coupling between silyl-functionalized thiophene monomers and perfluoroarenes leads to moderately high-molecular-weight alternating copolymers in excellent yields and high chemical purity. The method bypasses transition-metal catalysis and the associated need for perfluoroarenes carrying additional functional "handles". Small-molecule model studies provide insight into the relative reactivities of functional groups in this synthetic pathway.
Transition metal free coupling of highly fluorinated and non-fluorinated pi-electron systems
申请人:Watson Mark D.
公开号:US20080042127A1
公开(公告)日:2008-02-21
A method for making an organic conjugated monomer, oligomer, polymer or small molecule includes reacting a silyl substituted pi-system compound with a highly fluorinated pi-system compound.
Transition-Metal-Free Synthesis of Alternating Thiophene−Perfluoroarene Copolymers
作者:Yongfeng Wang、Mark D. Watson
DOI:10.1021/ja056074y
日期:2006.3.1
The fluoride-activated coupling between silyl-functionalized thiophene monomers and perfluoroarenes leads to moderately high-molecular-weight alternating copolymers in excellent yields and high chemical purity. The method bypasses transition-metal catalysis and the associated need for perfluoroarenes carrying additional functional "handles". Small-molecule model studies provide insight into the relative reactivities of functional groups in this synthetic pathway.