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  • 2018Multi-alkenylsilsesquioxanes as comonomers and active species modifiers of metallocene catalyst in copolymerization with ethylene9citations
  • 2017Copolymers of ethylene with monoalkenyl- and monoalkenyl(siloxy)silsesquioxane (POSS) comonomers – Synthesis and characterization17citations

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  • Dudziec, Beata
  • Czaja, Krystyna
  • Groch, Pawel
  • Mituła, Katarzyna
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Copolymers of ethylene with monoalkenyl- and monoalkenyl(siloxy)silsesquioxane (POSS) comonomers – Synthesis and characterization

  • Groch, Paweł
  • Dziubek, Katarzyna
  • Dudziec, Beata
  • Czaja, Krystyna
  • Marciniec, Bogdan
Abstract

The hybrid ethylene/POSS copolymers were obtained using the rac-Et(Ind)<sub>2</sub>ZrCl<sub>2</sub> catalyst activated by MAO. A series of monoalkenyl- and monoalkenyl(siloxy)silsesquioxanes derivatives with different structures of reactive alkenyl substituent and types of non-reactive groups attached to the T<sub>8</sub> POSS cage was used as comonomers. The kind and concentration of the POSS comonomer in the reaction feed as well as extended reaction time were found to strongly influence the catalyst efficiency and incorporation of POSS units into polymer chains. The comonomer reactivity was significantly dependent on the length of the alkenyl reactive substituent in the POSS molecule and it was highest for the POSS structures with medium-length of the alkenyl substituent due to their steric and inductive effects of the silicon-oxygen cage. The molecular weight as well as the kind and the content of unsaturated end groups in copolymers were dependent on the kind and amount of POSS comonomer in the reaction feed. The change in melting temperature, crystallinity degree, crystallization temperature and morphology of copolymers was observed as compared to neat polyethylene (PE).</p>

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  • morphology
  • Oxygen
  • reactive
  • Silicon
  • molecular weight
  • copolymer
  • crystallization
  • crystallinity
  • melting temperature
  • crystallization temperature