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Polyphenylpolyaluminosiloxanes: Infusible, but soluble polymers

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    Polyethyl- and polyphenyl-polyaluminosiloxanes were prepared by a double-decomposition reaction; the latter was prepared also by cohydrolysis.

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    Polyphenylpolyaluminosiloxane is a polydisperse copolymer, the fractions of which do not differ from the original product in chemical composition.

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    A study was made of the chemical composition and properties of polyphenylpolyaluminosiloxane, and, on the basis of this study, a structure was suggested for the polymer.

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    Polyphenyl- and polyethyl-polyaluminosiloxanes are readily soluble in nonpolar and only slightly polar organic solvents, but they do not melt below their decomposition temperatures; they, therefore, occupy an intermediate position between fusible, soluble polymers and infusible, insoluble polymers.

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Andrianov, K.A., Zhdanov, A.A. & Asnovich, É.Z. Polyphenylpolyaluminosiloxanes: Infusible, but soluble polymers. Russ Chem Bull 8, 1687–1692 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00912103

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