LINEAR POLYMERS CONTAINING TRANSITION METALS IN THE MAIN CHAIN.

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Abstract

In recent years linear polymers containing transition metals have attracted much interest. There are two types of organometallic polymers in which the metal-containing portion is either a part of the polymer main chain or bound to the polymer as a pendant group. In this article the recent studies on the former type of linear polymers are reviewed on the basis of the following three parts: 1. metallocene-containing polymers; 2. linear ″Werner-type″ coordination polymers; 3. polymers containing sigma-bonded transition metals in the main chain. The main part of this review is devoted to a new class of soluble metal-poly-yne polymers in which transition metal atoms are joined in the main chain by a metal-carbon sigma -bond.

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Hagihara, N., Sonogashira, K., & Takahashi, S. (1981). LINEAR POLYMERS CONTAINING TRANSITION METALS IN THE MAIN CHAIN. Advances in Polymer Science, (41), 149–179. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-10554-9_12

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