In Situ Reductive Polymerization of Bio-Based α-Lipoamides toward Functional Poly(β-Hydroxy Thioether)s

Zhengrong Zhang; Linlin Wang; Lei Li

doi:10.1039/d6py00464d

January 1, 2026Polymer Chemistry

In Situ Reductive Polymerization of Bio-Based α-Lipoamides toward Functional Poly(β-Hydroxy Thioether)s

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This research aims to explore the use of thiol-based polymerizations to create functional poly(β-hydroxy thioether)s from bio-based α-lipoamides.
Analyzed the reactivity of thiol groups in polymerization processes.
Investigated the impact of oxidation on polymerization efficiency.
Utilized in situ reducive techniques to maintain thiol stability.
Successfully demonstrated the construction of structurally diverse macromolecules through thiol-based polymerizations.
Showed that controlling oxidation can lead to improved material properties.
Achieved a stable and efficient polymerization yield.

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Demonstrates the effectiveness of thiol-based polymerizations for creating bio-based materials, highlighting innovative material design.

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Thanks to the high reactivity of thiol groups, thiol-based polymerizations enable the efficient construction of structurally diverse macromolecules. However, free thiols readily undergo oxidation, which disrupts the equimolar stoichiometry of...

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