Carbon dots driven near infrared light induced miniemulsion atom transfer radical polymerization

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Xiaoguang Qiao; Xinchang Pang; Mengna Feng; Ziqi Zhou; Wenjie Zhang; Yanjie He; Ge Shi

doi:10.1039/d5py00873e

January 1, 2025Polymer Chemistry

Carbon dots driven near infrared light induced miniemulsion atom transfer radical polymerization

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This method enhances polymer production using photoinduced techniques in emulsions, aiming for environmental benefits.
Results reveal improved control over polymer properties and performances when using near infrared light in combination with carbon dots.
Adaptation of photopolymerization to miniemulsion techniques supports more sustainable practices in polymer chemistry.
The framework indicates a reduction in the energy required for polymerizations, promoting a shift toward greener chemical processes.

Implication

Photoinduced polymerization shows improved efficiency in miniemulsion systems, indicating a greener approach to polymer synthesis.

Abstract

Photoinduced polymerization methods are increasingly valued for their mild operating conditions, precise spatiotemporal control, and operational simplicity. Beyond homogeneous systems, adapting photopolymerization to emulsions offers a greener and more practical...

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Qiao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e034f7f0e39f13e7fa3189 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5py00873e

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