Synthesis and RAFT polymerisation of hydrophobic acrylamide monomers derived from plant oils

Polymeric materials based on fatty acids have been synthesised using RAFT polymerisation. This work demonstrates the potential of biobased monomers, isolated directly from plant oils, for well-defined polymers to develop more sustainable materials.

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Polymer Chemistry
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4py01100g
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2
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Advanced Polymer Synthesis and Characterization
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Synthesis and RAFT polymerisation of hydrophobic acrylamide monomers derived from plant oils

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Synthesis and RAFT polymerisation of hydrophobic acrylamide monomers derived from plant oils

Ryan Larder, Helen Willcock, Fiona L. Hatton, Oliver Joseph Harris, Peter Tollington, Calum James Greenhalgh
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Abstract

Polymeric materials based on fatty acids have been synthesised using RAFT polymerisation. This work demonstrates the potential of biobased monomers, isolated directly from plant oils, for well-defined polymers to develop more sustainable materials.

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Loughborough University (GB), Cargill (Netherlands) (NL)
Royal Society, Loughborough University, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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