Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2016 · 60 citations · 31 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMaterials ScienceBiomaterialsCatalysisPolymer ChemistryMechanochemistryMechanotransductionPolymeric BiomaterialsSelf-healing MaterialsKetone FunctionalizationMechanical Force GenerationMechanically Responsive PolymersPolymer MechanochemistrySelf-healing Polymer MaterialsSelf-healing PolymersSelf-healing Soft Materials
The generation of acid under mechanical force is potentially useful for initiating proton-catalyzed changes in polymeric materials. Here we demonstrate that oxime sulfonates-known photoacid generators-are also acid generators when activated mechanically. NMR analysis of products suggests that the ultrasound-induced mechanochemical scission of the oxime sulfonate mechanophore also generates a ketone functional moiety, in addition to acid. Both acid and ketone moieties are useful for developing stress-responsive polymeric materials for autonomous self-healing applications.
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Biasing reaction pathways with mechanical force
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