A bicentral polymer-supported Phase transfer catalyst, polystpyne-suPPorted polyethylene glycol and Pyridinium salt (PS-Py-PEG-400),synthesized with ohloromethylated polystyrene as supporter on which PEG and Pyridiniu...A bicentral polymer-supported Phase transfer catalyst, polystpyne-suPPorted polyethylene glycol and Pyridinium salt (PS-Py-PEG-400),synthesized with ohloromethylated polystyrene as supporter on which PEG and Pyridinium salt were immobilized successively. Its catalytic activity was tested for the reauction of solid potassium acetate and benzyl bromide by GC analysis. It was found that the bicentral catalyst performed higher activity than the monocentral PS-PEG-400 and PS-Py.展开更多
The gelatinous and macroporous phase transfer catalysts with multiple active centers were synthesized by means of quarterisation of PEG tertiary amine and chloromethylated St DVB copolymer. They were examined as phase...The gelatinous and macroporous phase transfer catalysts with multiple active centers were synthesized by means of quarterisation of PEG tertiary amine and chloromethylated St DVB copolymer. They were examined as phase transfer catalysts in the reaction of n C 8H 17 Br with solid NaI. The experimental results showed that the reaction rate was first order with respect to the concentration of n C 8H 17 Br. The effects of catalyst structure on the catalytic activity were also investigated. The observed reaction rate constant ( k obsd ) increased as the degree of cross linking of polymer decreased. Macroporous catalysts showed a higher activity (2～2 5 times) than that of microporous catalysts with the same degree of cross linking of polymer, particle size and amount of supported PEG. Molecular weight of PEG also showed much influence on k obsd . As molecular weight of PEG rose properly, the catalysts showed a higher activity. The results were discussed from the aspect of triphase catalysis reaction mechanism.展开更多
Nitrato\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were synthesized from nitrating glycols with nitric acid and sulfuric acid in methylene chloride. Then azido\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were prepared by a nucleophilic re...Nitrato\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were synthesized from nitrating glycols with nitric acid and sulfuric acid in methylene chloride. Then azido\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were prepared by a nucleophilic reaction of the nitrato\|terminated polyalkylene glycols with sodium azide in different phase transfer catalytic conditions. All synthesized polymers were characterized by \{\}\+1H\|MNR, FT\|IR, GPC and elemental analysis.展开更多
文摘A bicentral polymer-supported Phase transfer catalyst, polystpyne-suPPorted polyethylene glycol and Pyridinium salt (PS-Py-PEG-400),synthesized with ohloromethylated polystyrene as supporter on which PEG and Pyridinium salt were immobilized successively. Its catalytic activity was tested for the reauction of solid potassium acetate and benzyl bromide by GC analysis. It was found that the bicentral catalyst performed higher activity than the monocentral PS-PEG-400 and PS-Py.
文摘The gelatinous and macroporous phase transfer catalysts with multiple active centers were synthesized by means of quarterisation of PEG tertiary amine and chloromethylated St DVB copolymer. They were examined as phase transfer catalysts in the reaction of n C 8H 17 Br with solid NaI. The experimental results showed that the reaction rate was first order with respect to the concentration of n C 8H 17 Br. The effects of catalyst structure on the catalytic activity were also investigated. The observed reaction rate constant ( k obsd ) increased as the degree of cross linking of polymer decreased. Macroporous catalysts showed a higher activity (2～2 5 times) than that of microporous catalysts with the same degree of cross linking of polymer, particle size and amount of supported PEG. Molecular weight of PEG also showed much influence on k obsd . As molecular weight of PEG rose properly, the catalysts showed a higher activity. The results were discussed from the aspect of triphase catalysis reaction mechanism.
文摘Nitrato\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were synthesized from nitrating glycols with nitric acid and sulfuric acid in methylene chloride. Then azido\|terminated polyalkylene glycols were prepared by a nucleophilic reaction of the nitrato\|terminated polyalkylene glycols with sodium azide in different phase transfer catalytic conditions. All synthesized polymers were characterized by \{\}\+1H\|MNR, FT\|IR, GPC and elemental analysis.
