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Volume Expansion Polymerizations
Josh KatzensteinCH392NMarch 31, 2009
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Outline
� Background� Dilatometry� Expanding monomers
� Different monomers� Temperature dependence
� Possible Explanation� Is there proof…?� Applications� Conclusion
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“Normal” Behavior
� Polymerization leads to better organization of molecules
� Organization packs monomer closer together
� Result is a higher density polymer than monomer
Salmone, Polymeric Materials Encyclopedia p.7550
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Expansion
� Why is this counter intuitive?� Solids usually more dense than liquids:
� Aluminum (ρs=2.548 g/cm3 ρL=2.368 g/cm3)� Copper (ρs=8.350 g/cm3 ρL=7.937 g/cm3)
� Polymers more dense than monomers� Ethylene - 66% Shrinkage� Styrene – 14.5% Shrinkage
� BUT everyone has seen one thing that does expand on freezing
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Dilatometry
� Definition: The measurement and study of dimensional changes in polymers as a function of temperature, fluid absorption, mechanical stress or chemical reaction.
� Applications� % Crystalline (Presented by Brandon)� Extent of reaction� Thermal expansion
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Dilatometry – Thermal Devices
� Thermal expansion most common thing to measure by dilatometry
� TMA: Thermo Mechanical Analysis� Older technique� Only good for
temperature� Bulb dilatometer
� Uncommon� Uses mercury
http://www.setaram.com/Thermo-Mechanical-Analysis-TMA-Dilatometry.htm
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Dilatometry – Expansion Devices
� Measure capillary fluid height as a function of time
� Track volume expansion of sample
� In ‘normal’polymerizations the fluid level goes down (increased density)
� Can also be used if fluid level goes up due to polymer expansion
Stuart, Polymer Analysis p. 91
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Polymers That Supposedly Expand
� Early work done by Bailey (Univ. of Maryland) and Endo (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.)
� First published as “Monomers that Expand on Polymerization”(1976)
� First materials were theorized to do this were:� Spiro ortho esters� Spiro ortho carbonates
� Most volume changes were very small as measured � (-0.1%-0.5%)� Measured by “density gradient
tube method”William J. Bailey
http://www.chem.umd.edu/About_Us/Newsletter/index2006.php
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Spiro-Ortho Carbonates (SOCs)
� General Scheme:
� Catalyzed by Lewis Acids� Double ring opening polymerization� Sometimes either cationically or anionically
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O
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Density Results
� These are some examples of monomers that studies have shown expand on polymerization
Sadhir, and Luck, Expanding Monomers (various pages)
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Density Results - Temperature
� Density of both polymer and monomer are temperature dependent
� Temperature dependence is different function
� This is data by Endo on 8,10,19,20-Tetraoxatrispiro-[5.2.2.5.2.2]heneicosane
Temp (ºC) Monomer Density (g/cm3)
Polymer Density (g/cm3)
Percent Expansion
25 1.150 1.110 3.48
50 1.145 1.070 6.55
78 1.144 1.010 11.71
84 1.011 0.991 1.98
100 0.997 0.975 2.21
120 0.975 0.940 3.59
Endo et al, Makromol. Chem. 1976
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Other Examples of Potential Volume Expansion
� Cyclic sulfates:
� Cyclic carbonates:
� Bicyclo-ortho esters:
� Spyro-ortho esters:
Salmone, Polymeric Materials Encyclopedia p.7551
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An Explanation – Bond Distances
� When molecules (monomers) are in solution they are kept apart by van der Walls forces
� Polymers, by definition are held together by covalent bonds
� Van der Waals distance always bigger than covalent distance
Salmone, Polymeric Materials Encyclopedia p.7551
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Polymerization - General
� A van der Waals bond (between monomers) is replaced by a covalent bond
� Covalent < van der Waals => Overall Shrinkage
PolystyreneNo bonds broken, new bond formed between each monomer
Note: For condensation polymerization net effect is same
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Polymerization – Single Ring Opening
� Normally one van der Waals bond is replaced with one covalent bond
� In single ring opening one bond is broken and a van derWaals bond shifts to a covalent bond.� One covalent broken in opening ring� van der Waals between monomers is replaced by covalent
bond� Net result is still shrinkage
� New covalent bond makes whole network more dense
Bond broken Bond formed
Poly(ethylene oxide)Overall shrinkage
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Polymerization – Double Ring Opening
� For every bond involving a shift from van der Waals to covalent TWO covalent bonds are broken
� Net result is that the reduction in density is counteracted leading to minimal, or no shrinkage, or potentially expansion
Bonds broken Bond formed
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Is There Proof?
� It appears so however…� Most changes are very small� Dilatometry isn’t always very accurate� Sometimes minor structure changes made the difference
between shrinkage and expansion� Explanations not always satisfactory
� Near van der Waals distances are bigger than covalent distances
� Why does is breaking two bonds enough?� Why does temperature dependence vary?� Explanation could be as simple as ring strain release
� So dispute continues…
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Applications
� Expansion materials: Stuff that fills cracks� Precision moldings� Dental fillings� Rock cracking materials
� Zero expansion materials: Stuff that stays the same� Strain-free composites� Potting resins� Binders for solid propellants
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Conclusion
� “Normal” monomers shrink on polymerization� Dilatometry is an effective tool for monitoring
density changes� Also good for thermal changes� Can be used for extent of reaction in most systems
� Double-ring opening polymerizations seem to show expansion on polymerization
� An explanation for this phenomenon might be bond-distances
� Still dispute of explanation and whether or not this phenomenon really happens
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References
� Salmone, Joesph. Polymeric Materials Encyclopedia. 1996� Luck and Sadhir. Expanding Monomers. 1992� Stuart, Barbara. Polymer Analysis. 2002� Bailey, W. J. and T. Endo (1978). "RADICAL RING-OPENING POLYMERIZATION AND
CO-POLYMERIZATION WITH EXPANSION IN VOLUME." Journal of Polymer Science Part C-Polymer Symposium(64): 17-26.
� Endo, T., M. Caisong, et al. (1982). "PREPARATION OF VINYL MONOMERS CONTAINING BICYCLIC ORTHO ESTER STRUCTURE." Polymer Journal 14(6): 485-488.
� Endo, T., H. Katsuki, et al. (1976). "SYNTHESIS OF MONOMERS THAT EXPAND ON POLYMERIZATION - SYNTHESIS AND POLYMERIZATION OF 8,10,19,20-TETRAOXATRISPIRO-[5.2.2.5.2.2]HENEICOSANE." Makromolekulare Chemie-Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics 177(11): 3231-3235.
� Endo, T., M. Okawara, et al. (1982). "NEW MATERIALS WHICH CURE WITHOUT SHRINKAGE - PREPARATION AND POLYMERIZATION OF DIURETHANES CONTAINING BICYCLIC ORTHO ESTER STRUCTURE." Polymer Journal 14(11): 927-930.
� Saigo, K., W. J. Bailey, et al. (1983). "SYNTHESIS OF MONOMERS THAT EXPAND ON POLYMERIZATION - SYNTHESIS AND POLYMERIZATION OF 2,6,7-TRIOXABICYCLO[2.2.2]OCTANES WITH PHENYL GROUPS." Journal of Polymer Science Part a-Polymer Chemistry 21(5): 1435-1444.
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