SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES

Poly(imide-amides) (PIAs) were obtained from aspartic and glutamic acids containing both a 1,8-naphthlimidyl side group and the diamine bis(4-aminophenyl) diphenylsilane, according to the Yamazaki method and characterized by elemental analysis, optical activity, IR and ¹H, 13C and 29Si NMR spectrosc...

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Autores principales: TAGLE,L.H., TERRAZA,C.A., TUNDIDOR-CAMBA,A, LARA,F.A.
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-970720130004000472014-09-02SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIESTAGLE,L.H.TERRAZA,C.A.TUNDIDOR-CAMBA,ALARA,F.A. poly(imide-amides) silicon-containing polymers thermal properties Poly(imide-amides) (PIAs) were obtained from aspartic and glutamic acids containing both a 1,8-naphthlimidyl side group and the diamine bis(4-aminophenyl) diphenylsilane, according to the Yamazaki method and characterized by elemental analysis, optical activity, IR and ¹H, 13C and 29Si NMR spectroscopy. PIAs were soluble at room temperature in common aprotic polar solvents (DMSO, DMAc, DMF, NMP) and in other of lower polarity but low boiling point (CHCl3, THF) after heating. The inherent viscosity values were low, which was indicative of low molecular weight species of oligomeric nature. The Tg values were relatively high considering the aliphatic nature of the diacids and the bulky side groups, which cause an impediment to the rotation. It is possible to suppose a weak hydrogen bond interaction between the NH groups of the amide and the carbonyl groups of the imide. When the Tg of both PIAs was compared, it was possible to see a decrease when the main chain was increased in one -CH2- group. PIAs were not thermostable but the TDT values were relatively high considering the aliphatic nature of the diacid moiety, being PIA-As more thermostable than PIA-Gl with a longer aliphatic chain. Both PIAs showed a similar optical behavior and high transparence at 450 nm, which can be explained by the aliphatic character of the diacid moiety.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de QuímicaJournal of the Chilean Chemical Society v.58 n.4 20132013-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072013000400047en10.4067/S0717-97072013000400047
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language English
topic poly(imide-amides)
silicon-containing polymers
thermal properties
spellingShingle poly(imide-amides)
silicon-containing polymers
thermal properties
TAGLE,L.H.
TERRAZA,C.A.
TUNDIDOR-CAMBA,A
LARA,F.A.
SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
description Poly(imide-amides) (PIAs) were obtained from aspartic and glutamic acids containing both a 1,8-naphthlimidyl side group and the diamine bis(4-aminophenyl) diphenylsilane, according to the Yamazaki method and characterized by elemental analysis, optical activity, IR and ¹H, 13C and 29Si NMR spectroscopy. PIAs were soluble at room temperature in common aprotic polar solvents (DMSO, DMAc, DMF, NMP) and in other of lower polarity but low boiling point (CHCl3, THF) after heating. The inherent viscosity values were low, which was indicative of low molecular weight species of oligomeric nature. The Tg values were relatively high considering the aliphatic nature of the diacids and the bulky side groups, which cause an impediment to the rotation. It is possible to suppose a weak hydrogen bond interaction between the NH groups of the amide and the carbonyl groups of the imide. When the Tg of both PIAs was compared, it was possible to see a decrease when the main chain was increased in one -CH2- group. PIAs were not thermostable but the TDT values were relatively high considering the aliphatic nature of the diacid moiety, being PIA-As more thermostable than PIA-Gl with a longer aliphatic chain. Both PIAs showed a similar optical behavior and high transparence at 450 nm, which can be explained by the aliphatic character of the diacid moiety.
author TAGLE,L.H.
TERRAZA,C.A.
TUNDIDOR-CAMBA,A
LARA,F.A.
author_facet TAGLE,L.H.
TERRAZA,C.A.
TUNDIDOR-CAMBA,A
LARA,F.A.
author_sort TAGLE,L.H.
title SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
title_short SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
title_full SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
title_fullStr SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
title_full_unstemmed SILICON-CONTAINING POLY(IMIDE-AMIDES) DERIVED FROM ALIPHATIC DIACIDS WITH NAPHATHALIMIDYL SIDE GROUPS: SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL STUDIES
title_sort silicon-containing poly(imide-amides) derived from aliphatic diacids with naphathalimidyl side groups: synthesis and thermal studies
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Química
publishDate 2013
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072013000400047
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