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Uncovering three-body competition of chain growth, degradation and re-aggregation for polyphenylacetylenes during solution polymerization.
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Abstract
By employing phenylacetylene as a model system to understand the structural evolution of conjugated polymers during solution polymerization, we reveal for the first time the three-body competition mechanism involving chain growth, degradation, and re-aggregation processes in poly(phenylacetylene) (PPA) synthesis. Key findings include: (1) identification of a universal two-stage degradation phenomenon (5.0 min < time < 200 h) independent of solvent or atmosphere, comprising a slow polymerization-dominated degradation of large fragments followed by rapid degradation-dominated breakdown of smaller fragments; (2) demonstrated solvent- and atmosphere-dependent relationships for maximum conversion, apparent molar mass (
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