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The effect of continuous slow monomer addition technique on cationic polymerization in liquid sulfur dioxide

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The polymerizations of styrene and alpha-methylstyrene in liquid sulfur dioxide have been investigated by the use of the slow, continuous monomer addition technique in the presence of m-chloroperbenzoic acid or CF3SO3H as initiator. Quasiliving polymerization has been obtained in Sty/MCPBA/−40°C/liquid SO2 system. The formed polymer is insoluble in the medium indicating that in liquid SO2 the propagating species remain active even in a heterogeneous system.

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de Souza Gomes, A., Soares, B.G. The effect of continuous slow monomer addition technique on cationic polymerization in liquid sulfur dioxide. Polymer Bulletin 21, 439–444 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00271964

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