We present here the application of one-dimensional and two-dimensional NMR techniques to characterize the structure of methoxyl end-functionalized polystyrenes （PS）. The peaks in 1H-NMR spectra corresponding to main...We present here the application of one-dimensional and two-dimensional NMR techniques to characterize the structure of methoxyl end-functionalized polystyrenes （PS）. The peaks in 1H-NMR spectra corresponding to main-chain, side-chain and chain-end groups are assigned by 1H-1H gCOSY, 1H-13C gHSQC and gHMBC spectra. For the first time, the spin-lattice relaxation time （T1） of protons of the chain-ends is revealed to be affected more by polymer molecular weight （MW） than by the protons of the main-chains and the side-chains （almost independent from MW）. As a result, a much higher delay time （dl） for chain-ends （d1〉 20T1） is needed for quantitative NMR measurement when using end-group estimation method to obtain the MW of PS, which is in accordance with the value estimated by GPC. An improved method for the polymer MW determination is established, by combination of different NMR techniques to distinguish the peaks, and a large dl setting to achieve quantitative NMR analysis.展开更多
We demonstrate here seven pure cyclic samples, which belongs to two series of oligoesters, cyclic oligo（trimethylene terephthalate）s （COTTs） and cyclic oligo（butylene terephthalate）s （COBTs）, showing odd-even ...We demonstrate here seven pure cyclic samples, which belongs to two series of oligoesters, cyclic oligo（trimethylene terephthalate）s （COTTs） and cyclic oligo（butylene terephthalate）s （COBTs）, showing odd-even effect of degree of oligomerization （repeating units number） on properties. The pentamer of COTT and trimer of COBT show much lower melting temperature, and the trimer of COTT and trimer of COBT show significant lower refractive index, which can be ascribed to the low packing density of cyclic oligoesters with odd number of degree of oligomerization. Our results reveal the discrete property change as a function of cyclic size of oligomers, which can be used to design materials with special properties.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21274099,21305098 and 21474067)the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu High Education Institutions
文摘We present here the application of one-dimensional and two-dimensional NMR techniques to characterize the structure of methoxyl end-functionalized polystyrenes （PS）. The peaks in 1H-NMR spectra corresponding to main-chain, side-chain and chain-end groups are assigned by 1H-1H gCOSY, 1H-13C gHSQC and gHMBC spectra. For the first time, the spin-lattice relaxation time （T1） of protons of the chain-ends is revealed to be affected more by polymer molecular weight （MW） than by the protons of the main-chains and the side-chains （almost independent from MW）. As a result, a much higher delay time （dl） for chain-ends （d1〉 20T1） is needed for quantitative NMR measurement when using end-group estimation method to obtain the MW of PS, which is in accordance with the value estimated by GPC. An improved method for the polymer MW determination is established, by combination of different NMR techniques to distinguish the peaks, and a large dl setting to achieve quantitative NMR analysis.
基金financially supported by the National"973"Project(No.2011CB606004)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21274099,21234005 and 21474067)a Project Funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions
文摘We demonstrate here seven pure cyclic samples, which belongs to two series of oligoesters, cyclic oligo（trimethylene terephthalate）s （COTTs） and cyclic oligo（butylene terephthalate）s （COBTs）, showing odd-even effect of degree of oligomerization （repeating units number） on properties. The pentamer of COTT and trimer of COBT show much lower melting temperature, and the trimer of COTT and trimer of COBT show significant lower refractive index, which can be ascribed to the low packing density of cyclic oligoesters with odd number of degree of oligomerization. Our results reveal the discrete property change as a function of cyclic size of oligomers, which can be used to design materials with special properties.
