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In a second example of the functionalization of soluble polymers the conversion of the hydroxyl groups of poly (oxyethylene) into carboxyl groups is reported. As protected carboxyl component, 4-toluenesulfonyl lactic acid ethyl ester was synthesized and was allowed to react with sodium salt of poly(oxyethylene). Polymer-analogous hydrolysis of the di(lactic acid ethyl ester) poly(oxyethylene) yielded the carboxyl derivative of poly (oxyethylene).
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Geckeler, K., Bayer, E. Functionalization of soluble polymers. Polymer Bulletin 1, 691–695 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00255444
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