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The synthesis of the two monomers 2‐perfluorooctylethyl α‐acetoxyacrylate (1) and 2‐perfluorooctylethyl α‐propionyloxyacrylate (2) was performed in two steps starting from ethyl pyruvate and 2‐perfluorooctylethanol with overall yields of about 56% and 50%, respectively. Transesterification of ethyl pyruvate with the adequate fluorinated alcohol followed by enol acylation gave 1 and 2, respectively. The kinetic study of polymerization of monomers 1 and 2, led to the determination of the values of the ratio of the square of the rate constant of propagation over the rate constant of termination k2p/kte equal to 9,2 · 10−3 and 9,1 · 10−3 L · mol−1 ·s−1, respectively, and were compared to those of commercially available fluorinated acrylates and methacrylates.
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