Vol 65, No 2 (2023)
К 100-летию со дня рождения заслуженного деятеля науки РФ, лауреата Государственной премии СССР, доктора химических наук, профессора АЛЕКСАНДРА АЛЕКСАНДРОВИЧА ЖДАНОВА (1923–2002)
Functionalized Oligoaryloxycyclotriphosphazenes and Noncombustible Binders Based on Them
Abstract
Carboxyl-containing aryloxycyclotriphosphazene (I) has been used for curing the ED-20 epoxy resin or a phosphazene-containing epoxy oligomer. In the case of ED-20, curing occurs in the range of 125‒220°C and is accompanied by an exothermic effect that increases from 26 to 50 J/g with an increase in the amount of aryloxycyclotriphosphazene (I) from 25 to 50%. The curing of the phosphazene-containing epoxy oligomer occurs in the temperature range of 140–240°C and is accompanied by an endothermic effect (−ΔH = 6.5–6.8 J/g). Cured compositions based on ED-20 + I are self-extinguishing (flammability class V‑1 according to UL-94), and phosphazene-containing epoxy oligomer + I compositions are noncombustible (class V-0 according to UL-94) regardless of the ratio of the initial components.
Non-Isocyanate Poly(Siloxane-Urethanes) Based on Oligodimethylsiloxanes Containing Aminopropyl and Ethoxy Substituents
Abstract
Environmentally friendly method for the synthesis of crosslinked poly(siloxane-urethanes) avoiding the use of toxic isocyanates has been presented. The synthesis has been performed in two stages: at the first stage, non-isocyanate poly(siloxane-urethanes) have been synthesized via aminolysis of cyclocarbonates (differing in the structure and functionality) with oligomer dimethylsiloxanes bearing aminopropyl and ethoxy substituents, and crosslinked non-isocyanate poly(siloxane-urethanes) have been obtained via hydrolysis of the ethoxy groups with air moisture. According to the TGA data, processes of thermooxidative decomposition of the non-isocyanate poly(siloxane-urethanes) begin at 240‒260°C, depending on the structure of the organic block. Structural organization of the films has been investigated and glass transition temperature of two blocks (flexible siloxane and rigid urethane ones) has been determined by means of DSC and TMA. Surface of the film samples of non-isocyanate poly(siloxane-urethanes) has been assessed by means of scanning electron microscopy.
Practical Application of Selected Functional Organosilicone Polymers
Abstract
The available information concerning the preparation and properties of modifying siloxane coatings on the surface of fibrous materials, as well as a number of other functional silicone polymers for hydrophobization of fibers, textiles, leather, building materials, creation of adhesive compositions, and other practically valuable silicone products has been generalized.
Mechanochemical Interaction of Phenylboronic Acid with Polyphenylsilsesquioxane and a Hydroxy(phenyl)siloxane Oligomer
Abstract
The interaction of phenylboronic acid with polyphenylsiloxane and a hydroxy(phenyl)siloxane oligomer has been studied. For the first time, phenylboronic acid was used as a starting material for the production of polyboronphenylsiloxanes under conditions of mechanochemical activation. It has been established that the main side processes induced by activation are abstraction of the phenyl substituent from the boron atom, formation of biphenyl, and trimerization of phenylboronic acid. Since boron compounds (including phenylboronic acid) have biological activity, their introduction into the polymer chain will make it possible to obtain materials with useful properties. For example, boron-containing polymers can be used as coatings to protect against insect vectors of various diseases. The work is fundamental in nature and contributes to revealing and understanding the mechanisms of mechanochemical modification of organosilicon polymers.
Modern Approaches to Obtaining Organofunctional Silsesquioxanes
Abstract
Modern research in the field of synthesis of organofunctional oligosilsesquioxanes is considered. Relationships between the composition and structure of oligomeric organosilsesquioxanes and the conditions for their formation during the hydrolytic and acidohydrolytic polycondensation of organotrialkoxysilanes containing various functionalities, such as methacrylic, aminopropyl, carboxyl, and cyclotriphosphazene groups, in organic radicals bonded to silicon atoms are shown. A comparative analysis of approaches to the synthesis of organofunctional incompletely condensed oligosilsesquioxanes has been carried out.
One-Step Synthesis of Monosilicon-Substituted Norbornenes with Siloxane and Aryl Fragments and Their Polymerization
Abstract
Three monosilicon-substituted norbornene monomers with phenyl and siloxane groups at the silicon atom are synthesized by the one-step hydrosilylation of 2,5-norbornadiene. The proposed method allows the synthesis of monomers with a higher content of polymerization-reactive exo-isomer in products compared with similar adducts formed by the Diels‒Аlder reaction. The synthesized monomers show high reactivity in both metathesis polymerization and addition polymerization more sensitive to the substituent volume. Using these monomers two series of high molecular weight silicon-substituted polynorbornenes are prepared which are found to be glassy and thermally stable polymers.
Silicone Resin Applications for Heat-Resistant Coatings: A Review
Abstract
Silicone resins, which exhibits excellent heat-resistance, chemical stability and adhesion, are indispensable components in high temperature resistance coatings. Herein, we summarize a comprehensive survey of developments on heat-resistant silicone-based coatings. The influence of heat-resistant of modifying silicone resin chain segment, such as main chain modification and side main modification are discussed. Then, the physical and chemical properties of inorganic fillers combined with silicone resins are summarized for the aim of ceramization and further improving the degree of heat-resistant. Finally, the challenges and future opportunities of heat resistance coatings based on silicone resins are considered.
Novel Approach to the Synthesis of Bithiophenesilane Dendrimers with Efficient Intramolecular Energy Transfer
Abstract
A synthetic scheme allowing the preparation of nanostructured organosilicon luminophores of branched or dendritic structure with up to 18 bithiophenesilane donor fragments and one central acceptor fragment has been elaborated. This universal scheme has been successfully upscaled to 20 g of the product, and its efficiency has been verified by the synthesis of two earlier unknown bithiophenesilane dendrimers with dense molecular shell and the central acceptor fragment, 1,4-bis(5-phenylthienyl-2-yl)benzene. The synthesis of more branched dendrimers under the Suzuki reaction conditions has led to the formation of the side products with the rupture of the Si–C(thiophene) bond, not typical of the synthesis of analogous compounds with lower branching degree under the same conditions.
Evolution of Organometallasiloxanes
Abstract
The development of organometallasiloxane chemistry from first polymeric systems to individual organometallasiloxanes and functional oligomeric compounds is considered. The structural diversity of organosilicon precursors and the variability of metal-containing components are presented. Synthetic approaches are considered in detail, including those that allow targeted production of organometallasiloxanes of a certain structure. Using the example of organometallasiloxanes synthesized from trifunctional organoalkoxysilanes, methods for the synthesis of unique stereoregular functional cyclosiloxanes and their derivatives are highlighted. Considerable attention is given to the applied aspects of various structure organometallasiloxanes and their derivatives. The state of the art of the chemistry of organometallasiloxanes and their further evolution are evaluated critically.
Polymetalorganosiloxanes as a Reflection of the Milestones in the Development of Advanced Technologies in the Chemistry of Silicones
Abstract
This review analyzes the areas of practical application of oligomeric and polymeric organometal siloxanes as reduced fire risk coatings, antifriction and heat-resistant coatings, materials with high refractive index, and protective coatings for space equipment as well as functional branched oligomers as the most universal organometal siloxane synthons for diverse use.
New Fluorescent Materials Based on Polysiloxanes and Boron Bis(β-diketonates)
Abstract
Crosslinked polysiloxanes with boron bis(dibenzoylmethanate) complexes used as crosslink junctions of polymer networks are first synthesized, and their physicochemical, mechanical, thermal, and fluorescent properties are studied. It is shown that the polymers under study feature the elastic behavior, possess high thermal and thermo-oxidative stability, and exhibit intense fluorescence in a wide wavelength range (400‒700 nm).