ArticleACS central science2025
Entropy Drives the Predictive Discovery of an Optimal Cleavable Comonomer for ROMP.
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Abstract
Ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) of norbornene derivatives enables access to polymeric materials for applications ranging from targeted drug delivery to high-performance thermosets; however, the carbon-carbon backbones of ROMP-derived poly-(norbornenes) resist deconstruction under mild, selective conditions. Cleavable comonomers (CCs) have been introduced to address this limitation, yet their implementation has been hindered by prohibitive costs and/or suboptimal reactivity. Moreover, the discovery of existing CCs has been largely empirical, lacking clear design principles. Here, we identify the entropy of ring-opening as one of the key determinants of ROMP copolymerization behavior of the best-performing CCs reported to date. Guided by this insight, we establish predictive design criteria and introduce
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