Synthesis and Porous Structure of Addition Polymer Based on Dicyclopentadiene

A simple two-stage scheme is proposed for the synthesis of a new porous polymeric material based on dicyclopentadiene, an industrial product and one of the most accessible derivatives of norbornene. The selective addition polymerization of dicyclopentadiene, a bifunctional monomer, proceeds via open...

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Published in:Polymer science. Series B 2019-09, Vol.61 (5), p.622-628
Main Authors: Wozniak, A. I., Bermesheva, E. V., Gavrilova, N. N., Bermeshev, M. V.
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Addition polymerization
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Functional Polymers
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Porous materials
Thermal stability
X ray powder diffraction
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