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Enzymatic Synthesis and Chemical Recycling of Polythiocaprolactone

โœ Scribed by Keisuke Shimokawa; Makoto Kato; Shuichi Matsumura


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
299 KB
Volume
212
Category
Article
ISSN
1022-1352

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Abstract

Highโ€molecularโ€weight polythiocaprolactone (PTCL) was prepared in a green process via lipaseโ€catalyzed ROP of a cyclic 6โ€mercaptohexanoic acid (6MH) oligomer. PTCL was readily depolymerized by lipase to cyclic 6MH in dilute toluene solution, which was then readily repolymerized by the same lipase to produce PTCL with the same $\overline {M} _{{\rm w}} $ as the initial PTCL in a chemical recycling process. The T~m~ of PTCL was higher than that of the corresponding PCL. A P(TCL__โ€coโ€__CL) copolymer with 60 molโ€% TCL (6MH) units showed a higher T~m~ as the PCL homopolymer. Similar apparent K~m~ values were obtained for the cyclic 6MH oligomers and caprolactone oligomers, however, the V~max~ of cyclic 6MH oligomers was significantly lower than that of the corresponding caprolactone oligomers. magnified image


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