期刊
ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION
卷 60, 期 34, 页码 18651-18659出版社
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/anie.202104447
关键词
ball-mill grinding; mechanochemistry; mechanophore; polymer architecture; ultrasonication
资金
- NRF, Korea [NRF-2021R1A2C1006301]
The study investigated the mechanochemical degradation of bottlebrush and dendronized polymers in solution and solid states, revealing different backbone scission behaviors based on their elongated conformations in solution and arm architecture in solid state. The results suggest important implications for the development of new mechanoresponsive materials.
We explored the mechanochemical degradation of bottlebrush and dendronized polymers in solution (with ultrasonication, US) and solid states (with ball-mill grinding, BMG). Over 50 polymers were prepared with varying backbone length and arm architecture, composition, and size. With US, we found that bottlebrush and dendronized polymers exhibited consistent backbone scission behavior, which was related to their elongated conformations in solution. Considerably different behavior was observed with BMG, as arm architecture and composition had a significant impact on backbone scission rates. Arm scission was also observed for bottlebrush polymers in both solution and solid states, but only in the solid state for dendronized polymers. Motivated by these results, multi-mechanophore polymers with bottlebrush and dendronized polymer architectures were prepared and their reactivity was compared. Although dendronized polymers showed slower arm-scission, the selectivity for mechanophore activation was much higher. Overall, these results have important implications to the development of new mechanoresponsive materials.
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