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Effects of monomer impurities on the emulsion polymerization of chloroprene and properties of polychloroprene. I. Effect of methyl vinyl ketone
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机译：Effects of monomer impurities on the emulsion polymerization of chloroprene and properties of polychloroprene. I. Effect of methyl vinyl ketone
AbstractThe influences of small amounts (up to 2) of methyl vinyl ketone in chloroprene on properties of polychloroprene and kinetics of the emulsion polymerization of chloroprene with mercaptans as regulators has been studied. Methyl vinyl ketone causes a substantial increase in molecular weight of polymer, which results in increased viscosity, gel formation, lowered plasticity of polymer, deterioration of processability, decreased tensile strength, and high modulus of vulcanizates. Methyl vinyl ketone interferes with the regulation of molecular weight by both primary and tertiary dodecylmercaptan; some differences are due to lower reactivity of tertiary dodecylmercaptan. In the presence of diisopropyl xanthogene disulfide as a molecular weight regulator the polychloroprene properties are not affected by methyl vinyl ketone. All changes in polymer properties have been proved to be caused by the addition reaction of dodecylmercaptan on methyl vinyl ketone, yielding 1‐dodecylthiobutan‐3‐one. This compound itself has no influence on the polymerization of chloroprene. Methyl vinyl ketone has a marked promoting effect on polymerization rates, which accounts for its high reactivity and solubility in the water phase. A fast polymerization of methyl vinyl ketone takes place in the water phase of emulsion polymerization system simultaneously with the reaction of methyl vinyl ketone with dodecylmerc
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