OLIGOMERS OF VINYL PHOSPHONIC ACID OBTAINED BY RADICAL POLYMERIZATION IN THE PRESENCE OF HALOGENATED CHAIN TRANSFER AGENT
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Two halogenated compounds, ICFClCF2Cl et BrCF2CFCl-Br, were synthesized and characterized and were further used as chain transfer agents (CTAs) for the radical polymerization of vinyl phosphonic acid (VPA). Only BrCF2CFCl- Br was efficient CTA towards VPA as the chain transfer constant CT value of 1 was evaluated. This value clearly demonstrates that the chain-end of each VPA polymeric chain is BrCF2CFCl group, which will allow to perform a dehalogenation from this group, leading to a new VPA macromonomer. Hence, VPA telomers were synthesized with Mn values ranging from 1800 to 6700 g/mol.
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