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Supporting Effects of Methylaluminoxane on the Living Polymerization of Propylene with a Chelating (Diamide)dimethyltitanium Complex

✍ Scribed by Hitoshi Hagimoto; Takeshi Shiono; Tomiki Ikeda


Book ID
102482421
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
155 KB
Volume
205
Category
Article
ISSN
1022-1352

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Abstract

Summary: Modified methylaluminoxane (MMAO), from which free AlMe~3~ and Al(__i__Bu)~3~ were reduced to ca. 0.1 mol‐%, was supported on metal oxides, such as anhydrous silica gel, alumina, or magnesia; the metal oxide‐supported MMAO prepared were used as cocatalysts for propylene polymerization combined with a chelating (diamide)dimethyltitanium complex. The systems conducted living polymerization of propylene at 0 °C regardless of the support for MMAO. The propagation rate constants (k~p~) of these systems and the molecular weight distribution ($\overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n}$) of the produced polymer depended on the metal oxide employed. The XPS analysis of the supported MMAOs suggested that the k~p~ value increased with the Lewis acidity of MMAO on the support and the broadening $\overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n}$ was ascribed to the distribution of k~p~ caused by the heterogeneity of the supported cocatalyst.

Plots of \overline M _{\rm n} and \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} against polymerization time in propylene polymerization with [ArN(CH~2~)~3~NAr]TiMe~2~: MMAO/SiO~2~ system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β€’), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β—‹); MMAO/Al~2~O~3~ system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–΄), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–΅); MMAO/MgO system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–ͺ), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–‘); corresponding homogeneous system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–Ύ), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–Ώ).

imagePlots of \overline M _{\rm n} and \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} against polymerization time in propylene polymerization with [ArN(CH~2~)~3~NAr]TiMe~2~: MMAO/SiO~2~ system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β€’), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β—‹); MMAO/Al~2~O~3~ system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–΄), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–΅); MMAO/MgO system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–ͺ), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–‘); corresponding homogeneous system, \overline M _{\rm n} (β–Ύ), \overline M _{\rm w} {\rm /}\overline M _{\rm n} (β–Ώ).


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