High molecular weight polyisobutylenes and polyisobutylene networks from liquid polyisobutylenes by thiol-ene clicking
AssigneeThe University of Akron
InventorsJoseph Kennedy, Turgut Nugay, Nihan Nugay
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AssigneeThe University of Akron
InventorsJoseph Kennedy, Turgut Nugay, Nihan Nugay
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A polyisobutylene-based polymer network comprising the thiol-ene reaction product of at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers and at least one multi-functional allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer in the presence of light or heat. The at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers have at least two thiol end groups. When each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has only two thiol end groups then the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has at least three functional groups, and wherein when the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has two functional groups then each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has at least three thiol end groups.
A polyisobutylene-based polymer network comprising the thiol-ene reaction product of:
A polyisobutylene-based polymer network comprising at least two sulfur containing polyisobutylene polymer segments and at least one residue of an allyl-containing moiety or polymer, wherein the at least two sulfur containing polyisobutylene polymer segments each include a core and at least two polyisobutylene polymer chains extending therefrom and including at least one sulfur atom being attached to the residue of the allyl-containing moiety or polymer, the residue of the allyl-containing moiety or polymer connecting the at least two sulfur containing polyisobutylene polymer segments together.
A method for creating a polyisobutylene-based polymer network, the method comprising:
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