A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis

A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide (polymer-I) was developed. In the presence of a functional primary amine (NH2-R-X with an X functionality) and formic acid, by simply switching the ultraviolet (UV) light on and off, polymer-I was selectively converted to hydrogen-termi...

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Main Authors: Chen, Chen, Wang, Chen-Gang, Guan, Wenxun, Goto, Atsushi
Other Authors: School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 2020
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/137719
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author Chen, Chen
Wang, Chen-Gang
Guan, Wenxun
Goto, Atsushi
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Wang, Chen-Gang
Guan, Wenxun
Goto, Atsushi
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description A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide (polymer-I) was developed. In the presence of a functional primary amine (NH2-R-X with an X functionality) and formic acid, by simply switching the ultraviolet (UV) light on and off, polymer-I was selectively converted to hydrogen-terminated polymer-H and chain-end functionalized polymer-NH-R-X (polymer-X), respectively. The scopes of the amenable functional X groups and polyacrylates are wide, and hence this method may serve as a general and versatile method for selective chain-end modification. As a useful application, this method was successfully used to fabricate chain-end patterned binary polymer brushes on surfaces. This method is free from metal, amenable to various functionalities, and useful for designing a range of chain-end functionalized polymers and surface-functionalized materials.
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spelling ntu-10356/1377192023-02-28T19:51:28Z A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis Chen, Chen Wang, Chen-Gang Guan, Wenxun Goto, Atsushi School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Science::Chemistry Photo-selective Chain-end Functionalized Polymers A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide (polymer-I) was developed. In the presence of a functional primary amine (NH2-R-X with an X functionality) and formic acid, by simply switching the ultraviolet (UV) light on and off, polymer-I was selectively converted to hydrogen-terminated polymer-H and chain-end functionalized polymer-NH-R-X (polymer-X), respectively. The scopes of the amenable functional X groups and polyacrylates are wide, and hence this method may serve as a general and versatile method for selective chain-end modification. As a useful application, this method was successfully used to fabricate chain-end patterned binary polymer brushes on surfaces. This method is free from metal, amenable to various functionalities, and useful for designing a range of chain-end functionalized polymers and surface-functionalized materials. NRF (Natl Research Foundation, S’pore) MOE (Min. of Education, S’pore) Accepted version 2020-04-09T09:00:43Z 2020-04-09T09:00:43Z 2019 Journal Article Chen, C., Wang, C.-G., Guan, W., & Goto, A. (2019). A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis. Polymer Chemistry, 10(43), 5913-5919. doi:10.1039/c9py01431d 1759-9954 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/137719 10.1039/c9py01431d 2-s2.0-85074648316 43 10 5913 5919 en Polymer Chemistry © 2019 The Authors. All rights reserved. This paper was published by The Royal Society of Chemistry in Polymer Chemistry and is made available with permission of The Authors. application/pdf
spellingShingle Science::Chemistry
Photo-selective
Chain-end Functionalized Polymers
Chen, Chen
Wang, Chen-Gang
Guan, Wenxun
Goto, Atsushi
A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title_full A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title_fullStr A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title_full_unstemmed A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title_short A photo-selective chain-end modification of polyacrylate-iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
title_sort photo selective chain end modification of polyacrylate iodide and its application in patterned polymer brush synthesis
topic Science::Chemistry
Photo-selective
Chain-end Functionalized Polymers
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/137719
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