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Photosensitivity of modified natural polyisoprenes as function of the alipathic side chain

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Modified natural rubber products were prepared by reaction with maleic anhydride followed by ring opening and condensation with different oxyalkylcinnamate esters. The values of Tg obtained for these photocrosslinkable polymers showed a complex relation to the number of C atoms of the aliphatic moiety. The kinetics of the dimerization reaction for thin films was followed by UV spectrometry. The film thickness plays an important role on conversion up to a threshold value, characteristic of each product. The expected relation between Tg and kobs was observed for products when Tg values were markedly different.

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Visconte, L.L.Y., Andrade, C.T. & Azuma, C. Photosensitivity of modified natural polyisoprenes as function of the alipathic side chain. Polymer Bulletin 25, 217–223 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00310795

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