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Copolymerization Phenylcyclopropylmetacrylates with Glycidyl Methacrylate and Their Properties

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New phenylcyclopropyl methacrylates (PhCMA) have been synthesized and studied in detail new monomers radical copolymerization with glycidyl methacrylate (GMA). As a result of laboratory experiments were obtained new cyclopropane and epoxy-containing photosensitive copolymers. PhCMA is a new reactive monomer, its synthesis and homopolymerization have been presented. The choice of this compound to copolymerize it with GMA has been stipulated by the presence of light absorbing carbonyl, cyclopropane and epoxide groups or double bond in the molecule. In the copolymerization of the studied GMAPhCMA system is an important task is choosing the conditions when the polymerization is proceeded only by participation of vinyl group and the reactive fragments would be remained in the side chain without changes. The relative activity of monomers and the parameters of Q and e have been determined by Alfrey-Price method. The copolymerization constants of the specified compound (PhCMA) (r1) with glycidyl methacrylate (r2), calculated by the Fineman-Ross method, are: r1=0.57, r2=0.65 (Cl); r1=0.68, r2=0.55 (NO2), respectively; the values of the parameters Q and e: Q1=1.19, e1=-0.8 (Cl); Q1=1.42, e1=-0.9 (NO2), respectively. The composition and structure of this copolymer have been established. Photochemical studies of the synthesized copolymer have been carried out. It was found that structuring proceeds due to the opening of the cyclopropane ring and epoxy groups, as well as the carbonyl group. The structure and composition monomers and polymers which were synthesized were studied by İR and NMR spectroscopy. An availability of the synthesized copolymer of the reactive groups of various chemical nature in links of macromolecule arouses interest for investigation of photochemical structuring of this copolymer, i.e. to crosslinking under action of UV-irradiation and such polymers showing as negative type photoresists. These polymers with properties of high light sensitivity, film-forming ability, good solubility before irradiation, resistance to solvents, plasma and etchants after cross-linking and good thermal stability, which are very important for photoresist. Due to availability of strongly absorbing light energy of groups (cyclopropane, glycidyl, >С=О etc.) the synthesized copolymers are photosensitive and under the influence of UV-irradiation are subjected to the photochemical conversions leading to formation of crosslinked structures.

Published in American Journal of Applied and Industrial Chemistry (Volume 6, Issue 1)
DOI 10.11648/j.ajaic.20220601.12
Page(s) 7-12
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Microstructure, Monomers, Copolymerization, Phenylcyclopropyl Methacrylates, Photosensitivity

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