摘要

The copolymerization of donor-acceptor π-conjugated polymers was investigated by detailed screening of the reaction conditions. Through studying the relationship of molecular weight between the reaction types, microwave heating time, temperature, monomer ratio, and catalyst amount, the optimized reaction conditions for large molecular weight and narrow distribution were found. Compared to the conventional heating, the microwave heating has obvious advantages in reaction time, the yield and molecular weight and molecular weight distribution. It is found that the ratio of monomer is the most important and hard to control condition for the polymerization of unstable or difficult-to-purify monomers. Conditional screening and comparative experiments are the best way to achieve high molecular weight polymerization conditions.

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