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HERO ID
4716703
Reference Type
Book/Book Chapter
Title
Thiol-ene Michael Addition Reaction Under Phototriggered Base Proliferation
Author(s)
Guan, X; Chen, G; Guo, Rui; Yu, Z; He, M
Year
2018
Book Title
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Volume
477
Page Numbers
909-918
DOI
10.1007/978-981-10-7629-9_113
Web of Science Id
WOS:000433976800113
Abstract
Free radical reaction of thiol-ene photo click reaction is not ideal click chemistry type, there is monomer homopolymerization and low monomer conversion existing, as well as uncontrollable, it is difficult to obtain the target product. In this paper, the phototriggered base proliferation and UV photopolymerization were introduced into thiol-ene reaction. We synthesized photobase generator 2-(2-nitrophenyl) propyl oxycarbonyl-hexylamine (NPPOC-HA) and amine amplifier. NPPOC-HA has UV absorption above 300 nm, and photolysis products are amine and styrene, no free radical produced. Next, we used phototriggered amine proliferation initiated via UV light to control the thiol-ene click reaction, reducing side effects. RTIR was adopted to monitor infrared absorption peaks change of -SH and -C=C, integrating peak area to verify the equal proportion reaction of thiol-ene. UV phototriggered base proliferation reaction, which integrated the safety and strong penetrating ability of UV photopolymerization as well as Domino free radical photopolymerization based on phototriggered base proliferation reaction, is expected to expand the application of thiol-ene Michael addition reaction.
Keywords
Photo click reaction; Thiol-ene reaction; UV photopolymerization
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