平成 23 年度 日本大学理工学部 学術講演会論文集 N-8 Evaluation of Catenane Linkage in Main Chain of Vinyl Polymers by DSC 1 2 , 3 , 3 , 3 *Satoru Ichikawa1, Daisuke Sasaki2, Toru Hoshi3, Toshiki Hagiwara3, Takashi Sawaguchi3 Abstract: Catenane is compound that cyclic molecules are mechanically interlocked. [2]catenane consists of two cyclic molecules. The polymer including catenanes is expected as novel functional molecule by utilizing versatility of catenanes. However, there is hardly the report on physical properties of catenanes. In this study, we synthesized [2]catenane triblock copolymer by ATRP of vinyl momomers such as MMA, EMA and BMA using [2]catenane macroinitiator. Moreover, we evaluated catenane linkage in the main chain of vinyl polymers by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). [2] [2] [2] [1-3] (ATRP) [2] (ATRP) [2] (Tg) (DSC) (Tg) [2] [4] (PEMA Tg=65℃[4]) (PMMA Tg=120℃ ) (PBMA Tg=20℃[4]) 5- 54- U BnO[2] 2Br[2] ATRP [2] - Br[2] (Ⅰ)(CuBr) 2,2’- ( :MMA [2] (2,2’-bpy) :EMA DMF :BMA) 100℃ O O N OH O O Br ATRP NH N H NH H N HN O ATRP O O O O Br HN n O NH N H NH H N O HN O O O OR Br OH N N OH O O OH N O HN O O n Br O OR O O MMA:R=CH3, EMA:R=C2H5, BMA:R=C4H9 Scheme 1 Synthesis of [2]Catenane-Vinyl Polymer Triblock Copolymer. ( ) Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nihon Univ. College of Science and Technology, Nihon Univ. 1189 San-ei Kogyo Corp. 平成 23 年度 日本大学理工学部 学術講演会論文集 [2] Table ATRP of Vinyl Monomer Using [2]Catenane Macroinitiator. ATRP [I]/[M] 1 MMA 1/100 8700 1.46 3.9k-1k-3.9k 2 MMA 1/200 11000 1.34 5.0k-1k-5.0k 3 MMA 1/500 32000 1.66 15.5k-1k-15.5k 4 MMA 1/1000 81000 1.35 40.0k-1k-40.0k [I] 5 EM A 1/100 6900 1.32 3.0k-1k-3.0k 1:1000 6 EM A 1/200 12000 1.43 5.5k-1k-5.5k 11.0k-1k-11.0k ATRP 1:100 Run 1, 2 (2Cate-PMMA) Tg 124℃ EM A 1/500 23000 1.36 EMA BMA 8 BM A 1/100 11000 1.35 5.0k-1k-5.0k 9 BM A 1/200 21000 1.40 10.0k-1k-10.0k 10 BM A 1/500 42000 1.49 20.5k-1k-20.5k a) Estimated by GPC (THF) based on Monodisperse PS Standard. 3 DSC Run 1 Run 2 ×10 3 3 120℃ Tg Tg 4 6.6×10 2.1×10 Mw=2.7 80 110 130℃ 2Cate-PMMA Run 1 ; 2Cate-PMMA Tg=124℃ Run 2 ; 2Cate-PMMA PMMA PMMA Tg PMMA Tg Run 5(2Cate-PEMA) Run 8(2Cate-PBMA) DSC 2Cate-PEMA Tg Tg 37℃ ∞) 65℃ PBMA 86℃ Tg=120℃ Run8 2Cate-PBMA Tg (Tg 0 20℃ 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Temperature (℃) Fig.1 DSC Curves of 2Cate-PMMA. [4] 20℃ Tg Endo ) Tg Tg=120℃ Run 3 ; 2Cate-PMMA Run 5 PEMA Tg∞ Heat Flow ( PMMA Fig.2 compos ition ratio 7 PMMA 3 M w /M n 8.1×103 ATRP Fig.1 M w ,G P C (Mw) Endo ) [M] a) monomer GPC MMA a) Run Table Run 5 ; 2Cate-PEMA Tg=86℃ [1]M.Yamazaki, et.al., Synthetic Communi. 38, (4), 553-558, (2008) [2]M.Yamazaki, et. al., Koubunshi Ronbunshu, 65, (7), Heat Flow ( Run 8 ; 2Cate-PBMA Tg=37℃ 496-498, (2008) [3]T.Hagiwara, et. al., J. Res. Inst. Sci. Tech., Nihon Univ., 124, 13-21, ( 2011) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 [4]R.Pan, et. al., POLYMER HANDBOOK THIRD Temperature (℃) EDITION J.Brandrup and E.H.Innergut Ed., John Wiley & Fig.2 DSC Curves of 2Cate-PEMA and 2Cate-PBMA. Sons Inc. VI/394-396, (1989) 1190 a)
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