Site chirality as a messenger in chain-end stereocontrolled propene polymerization

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Abstract

The origin of stereoselectivity in the chain-end controlled syndiospecific polymerization of propene with octahedral Ti-catalysts is unclear. We present a possible mechanism which is based on the site chirality as a messenger of information between the chirality of the chain-end and the chirality of monomer insertion which can operate for secondary propagation. This mechanism could be operative also for the industrially relevant V-based homogeneous catalysts. Copyright © 2002 American Chemical Society.

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Milano, G., Cavallo, L., & Guerra, G. (2002). Site chirality as a messenger in chain-end stereocontrolled propene polymerization. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 124(45), 13368–13369. https://doi.org/10.1021/ja026675e

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