A divergent synthetic route to functional copolymer libraries via modular polymers

Rachel H. Bianculli; Connor M. B. Gallagher; Zhen Shi; Rhone B. Jenkins; Timothy D. Ermolaev; Michael D. Schulz

doi:10.1039/d5py01156f

January 1, 2026Polymer ChemistryOpen Access

A divergent synthetic route to functional copolymer libraries via modular polymers

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The aim is to create a method for tunable functionalization of polymers to produce consistent copolymers.
Developed a post-polymerization modification approach
Focused on activated-ester polymers
Utilized modular polymer structures for synthesis
Achieved structurally consistent copolymers
Successfully demonstrated tunable functionalization capabilities

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Innovative approach develops functionalized copolymers through post-polymerization modification, highlighting versatility.

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Here, we developed a post-polymerization modification approach that enables tunable functionalization of activated-ester polymers to yield structurally consistent copolymers.

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