Method of making silicone copolycarbonates having random and blocky substructures
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorGary Charles Davis
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The invention relates to a method of preparing silicone copolycarbonates which incorporate both blocky and random substructures. Such silicone-containing copolycarbonates are useful in the preparation of a variety of molded articles such as optical disks. The structure of the compositions prepared by the method of the invention is determined by the method of preparation used and may be used to control physical properties. The copolymers are prepared by forming in a first step an intermediate silicone copolycarbonate possessing either a blocky or random structure and reactive endgroups, and then appending additional structural in a second step which is complimentary to the first step and produces a product silicone copolycarbonate having both random and blocky substructures. The repeat units I and II appended in the second step may be the same or different as those repeat units I and II incorporated in the first step.
A method of preparing silicone copolycarbonates, said silicone copolycarbonates comprising both random and blocky substructures, said method comprising:
A method for making a silicone copolycarbonate, said silicone copolycarbonate comprising both random and blocky substructures, said method comprising:
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