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Chapter 4 Step-Reaction polymerization

20. 08. Oct. 10, 2008. Chapter 4 Step-Reaction polymerization. Chemical and Bioengineering Konkuk University. 4-1. Classification of polymerization reaction. Mechanism - Stepwise polymerization (random union of monomers)

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Chapter 4 Step-Reaction polymerization

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  1. 20 08 Oct. 10, 2008 Chapter 4 Step-Reaction polymerization Chemical and Bioengineering Konkuk University

  2. 4-1. Classification of polymerization reaction • Mechanism • - Stepwise polymerization (random union of monomers) • - Chain polymerization  (successive linking of monomers to the end of growing chain) • Morphology • - Condensation polymerization • - Addition polymerization • Reaction • - Linear polymerization • - Cyclo polymerization • - Ring opening polymerization • - Transfer polymerization • - Elimination polymerization • Catalyst chemistry • - Radical polymerization • - Ion (Cation, Anion) polymerization

  3. Carothers classification – based on whether the repeating unit of the polymer has the same atoms or different. • Addition polymers • Has same atoms as the monomer • Reaction is addition polymerization • Condensation polymers • - Fewer atoms because of formation of byproducts during polymerization (condensation polymerization) • Same polymer can be synthesized by addition or condensation polymerization (Eg: polyether synthesis from ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol).

  4. 4-1-1. condensation polymerization and addition polymerization • 축합중합 (condensation polymerization): • - the monomer molecules bond is often a condensation reaction that produces a small molecule byproduct • - polypeptide  (1) General Reaction

  5. 부가중합 (addition polymerization): • - from the monomer • - Vinyl 중합체 • -polyethylene, polystyrene, natural rubber Isoprene

  6. Polyethylene Ethylene Diazomethane Dihaloalkane The point at issue: condensation polymerization VS addition polymerization Caprolactam w-Aminocaproic acid Nylon6

  7. 4-1-2. Step-reaction polymerization and chain-reaction polymerization • 단계반응중합 (step-reaction polymerization): • - a polymerization process that involves a chemical reaction between multifunctional monomer molecules (In a step-growth reaction, the growing chains may react with each other to form even longer chains.) The molecular weight of growing chain is low. Step-reaction polymerization

  8. P = 반응 전환율 N0 = 초기 분자 수 N = 반응 후 분자 수 =N0 /N 98% 전환율  DP = 50 분자량 증가가 느림

  9. 연쇄반응중합 (chain-reaction polymerization): • - -high molecular weight are reached rapidly at low monomer conversions Step-reaction polymerization

  10. 4-1-2. Step-reaction polymerization &Chain-reaction polymerization

  11. 4-1-3. The type of step-reaction polymerization (1) Self-polycondensation (2) Polycondensation

  12. 4-2.The kinetics of step-reaction polymerization 4-2-1. The reaction of functional group • different from chain-polymerization: the kinetics • - the important of the functional group’s reaction, The molecular weight is increased slowly

  13. n-mer + m-mer (n+m)-mer

  14. Hence the name POLYESTER ESTER groups formed Polyester is made from the two monomers, terephthalic acid(note: “ph” is silent) andethylene glycol(car antifreeze). This makes a popular plasticcalled PETE, which is short forPolyethylene Terephthalate.. The synthesisis also adehydrationreaction becausewater is givenoff. PETE O C O H

  15. H H C C H H - - - - C C C C - - - - Ethylene has two carbons; plus, instead of the two carbons sharing just one electron each, they share two electrons each. High temperature or UV light can cause two of these shared (paired) electrons to become unshared (unpaired). H H These unpaired electrons are eager to pair up with another electron. If this ethylene molecule bumps another ethylene molecule, the unpaired electrons will cause the one it bumped into to lend one of its inner electrons. C C - - C C H H - - - - C C - -

  16. Here’s another way to see the chain reaction. These are the carbon atoms with their double-bond (2 shared electrons each). The hydrogen atoms are not shown. A collision breaks the first bond. Once the first double bond is broken, a chain reaction will occur. In about a second an entire chamber of compressed ethylene gas turns into the polymer, polyethylene.

  17. There are two types of polyethylene polymers (plastics). One is when the polyethylene exists as long straight chains. The picture here shows the chains of one carbon with two hydrogen atoms repeating. The chain can be as long as 20,000 carbons to 35,000 carbons. This is called high density polyethylene (HDPE).

  18. high density polyethylene (HDPE); there must be low density polyethylene (LDPE). It is made by causing the long chains of ethylene to branch. That way they cannot lie next each other, which reduces the density and strength of the polyethylene. This makes the plastic lighter and more flexible.

  19. Another polymer, which is almost the same as polyethylene, is PolyVinyl Chloride or PVC. The difference is that every other hydrogen is replaced with a chlorine atom (green sphere).

  20. A polyester fiber used for surgical sutures is poly[oxy(1-oxoethylene)]. Write the structure and suggest an alternate name. Write the alternate name for poly(iminohexane-1,6-diyliminoadipolyl)

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