新型稀土催化剂的合成及催化性能研究
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摘要
本文首次采用“一锅法”用硼氢化稀土原位还原羰基化合物,并将得到的还原中间体作为引发剂直接用于ε-己内酯(ε-CL)的开环聚合,发展了一种方便制备端基功能化的聚ε-己内酯(PCL)的合成方法;生成的PCL经NMR表征,证明羰基化合物被还原后直接进入到了聚合物的端基中;通过对还原中间体的原位NMR研究,提出了两种可能经历的机理。
     另外,还合成了其它含有多元氧,氮配体的稀土金属配合物,用于聚合方面的研究。它们包括:以四氢席夫碱为骨架的稀土Gd,Y等配合物;以甲基化四氢席夫碱为骨架的含氯Yb,Er,Y等配合物;以双酚2,2′-ethylidene-bis(4,6-di-tert-butylphenol)(EDBPH_2)为骨架的阴离子型稀土Y,Yb,Er等配合物;基于多面齐聚倍半硅氧烷(POSS)的金属配合物(POSS-Ln,Ln=La,Nd,Gd,Y,Dy)。
     在这些基于多齿氧,氮配体的稀土金属配合物中,四氢席夫碱的Gd配合物用于ε-CL的开环聚合,研究了不同条件对聚合的影响。研究发现,在[CL]:[Gd】=600,T=56℃,toluene:2 mL的条件下,得到的PCL的Mw=113000,分子量分布PDI=1.96。
     合成的甲基化四氢席夫碱稀土Yb,Er,Y等配合物中,基于乙二胺的Er,Yb四氢席夫碱配合物在NaBH_4存在下,可以引发ε-CL的开环聚合,制备得到的是与传统PCL不一样的PCL,聚合物链端均为羟基;得到的PCL的分子量分布落在1.32-1.53的范围内。
     以硼氢化稀土为原料,温和条件下合成了以双酚为骨架的稀土Y,Yb等配合物,并对当中的Y配合物进行了明确的IR,NMR,EA,单晶X衍射的表征;将Y的配合物用于ε-CL的开环聚合,研究了不同条件对聚合的影响。研究发现,在65℃下,聚合过程部分有活性特征,分子量与[CL]/[Y]及聚合时间均呈线性关系,而PDI保留在1.09-1.36这样一个较窄的范围。
     通过异丙氧基稀土与POSS醇解的方式,合成了POSS-Ln结构的金属配合物(Ln=La,Nd,Gd,Y,Dy),并通过IR,NMR,EA及X射线单晶衍射表征了当中POSS-Nd的结构;单晶结构分析表明,这是一个新奇的四聚体结构,以Cl~-为核心,四个POSS-Nd单元包围在Cl~-的周围;以TMSC1为氯源,AlEt_3为助催化剂,能够很好地引发异戊二烯的聚合。
In this work, a novel one-pot strategy was developed for the synthesis ofend-capped poly(ε-caprolactone) s(PCLs): The carbonyl-containing compounds(aldehyde and ketone) were first in-situ reduced by lanthanide borohydride, andthe afforded reduction intermediates were employed as initiators for thering-opening polymerization to give a variety of end-capped PCLs; The successfulincorporation of end groups into the polymer chain was confirmed by NMR; Twopossible reduction-initiation mechanisms were postulated by in-situ NMR method.
     Several rare-earth based complexes were also synthesized, which were employedas initiators or catalysts for the polymerization. They are: 1) tetrahydrosalenbackboned gadolinium and yttrium complexes; 2)methylated tetrahydrosalenbackboned ytterbium, erbium and yttrium complexes;3)EDBPH_2 backboned yttrium andytterbium anionic complexes;4)polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane based POSS-Lncomplexes(Ln=La, Nd, Gd, Y, Dy)。
     Tetrahydrosalen backboned gadolinium was used to initiate the ring-openingpolymerization ofε-caprolactone, it was found that in the condition: [CL]: [Gd]=600, T=56℃, toluene: 2 mL, PCL with Mw = 113000 and PDI = 1.96 was obtained.
     Methylated tetrahydrosalen backboned ytterbium and erbium complexes were usedto initiate the ring-opening polymerization ofε-CL in the presence of NaBH,,and interesting hydroxytelechelic PCLs were obtained, whereas the formation ofgel is overcome, which is different from the lanthanide borohydride initiatedsystem.
     2,2' -Ethylidene-bis(4,6-di-tert-butylphenol) (EDBPH_2) backboned yttrium andytterbium complexes were prepared by the salt-metathesis between lanthanideborohydride and sodium salt of EDBPH_2, and the yttrium complex was fullycharacterized by IR, NMR, EA, X-ray single-crystal methods. Polymerization resultsreveal that the ring-opening polymerization ofε-CL initiated by yttriumcomplex performed with some living characteristics: The linear relationshipsbetween the molecular weight and [CL]/[Y] or polymerization time were found, whereas the PDI kept in a narrow range (1.09-1.36);
     Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane based complexes(POSS-Ln, Ln=La, Nd, Gd, Y,Dy) were prepared through the alcoholysis between the POSS and lanthanideisoproxide, and the molecular structure of POSS-Nd was fully established by IR,NMR, EA and X-ray diffraction. The result reveals a new tetrameric structure. TheNd-O-Si bonding interactions can be used to mimic the silica-supported rare-earthcatalysts. Therefore, the POSS-Nd was employed as precursor for the polymerizationof isoprene, and polyisoprene with 93% cis-1, 4 selectivity was obtained.
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