@RyanMewis Absolutely. Another interesting thing is whether scandium is unique in this reaction. So I’d like to try other rare earth metals with half-sandwich ligands. #RSCPoster#RSCInorg
@ChMohammedJ I run GPC in trichlorobenzene at 150c. Such high temp is needed to dissolve high Mw polyolefins. I don’t have MALDI for these samples, their Mw are probably too high.
@Marcel_Swart Only certain metals are active for olefin polymerizations. Ca and Zn are not active. Y should work, but I haven’t done any experiment with it yet.
@morganagrom1@UC_Chem@wpiers1 Is it possible to do CV on these BN containing organics? How does the HOMO LUMO energy change comparing with their CC analogues?
@Yinyin_Bao Running GPC on these polymers were not successful to get PDI and Mw. It's possibly due to the amino group interaction with the column or with the trace water. We used DOSY to determine the diffusion coefficient of these polymers, the Mw should be roughly >100k.
@RealTimeChem Running GPC on these polymers were not successful to get PDI and Mw. It's possibly due to the amino group interaction with the column or with the trace water. We used DOSY to determine the diffusion coefficient of these polymers, the Mw should be roughly >100k.
@jo_usmc Great question! The lowest contact angle I got was ~88 degree with a copolymer w/ 12% AO incorporation. I believe if AO incorporation keeps increasing, the contact angle will be close to pure AO homopolymer. As a reference, polyolefin w/ contact angle 90-95 degree are adhesive.
@GriceChemistry@TLLohr The amine groups can react with strong acid such as HCl. We haven’t done any metal absorption experiments yet. I use NMR (H and C) to quantify the incorporation ratio
Near-infrared luminescent lanthanide complexes sensitive to temperature and viscosity were designed through tuning O-H vibration in the secondary coordination sphere of porphyrin. https://t.co/m59sWJ7nxf
Congrats to research asst prof Tracy Lohr, who has been named the first North American recipient of the Clara Immerwahr Award for her work in #catalysis! https://t.co/J2ySACpjJo @NUChemistryNews