ArticlePolymers2025
Linear Radical Additions-Coupling Polymerization (LRAsCP): Model, Experiment and Application.
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Abstract
Exploring new polymerization strategies for currently available monomers is a challenge in polymer science. Herein, a bifunctional initiator (BFI) is introduced for the conventional radical polymerization of a vinyl monomer, resulting in linear radical additions-coupling polymerization (LRAsCP). In LRAsCP, the coupling reaction alongside the addition reaction of the radicals contributes to the construction of polymer chains, which leads to stepwise growth of the multiblock structure. Theoretical analysis of LRAsCP predicted variation of some structural parameters of the resulting multiblock polymer (MBP) with the extent of initiation of the BFI and the termination factor of the radicals. Simultaneous and cascade initiations of the BFI were compared. LRAsCP of styrene was conducted, and a kinetics study was carried out. The increment in
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