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Polymerization of Halogenophosphazenes in Capacitively Induced Plasma Discharges

Authors

VORÁČ Zbyněk ALBERTI Milan JANČA Jan

Year of publication 2009
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Plasma processes and polymers
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Macromolecular chemistry
Keywords inorganic polymers;plasma polymerization;phosphazenes
Description This work studies the products of plasma polymerized (NPCl2)(3), (NPCl2)(4) and (NPF2)(3). Reaction products were examined by the P-31-NMR, LDI-TOF MS, DIP-MS, IR and XPS. To achieve a successful reaction of (NPCl2)(4) it is crucial that the phosphazene is carefully heated to a temperature of about 60 degrees C. Analysis demonstrated that products of plasma polymerization are similar for all halogenophosphazenes and mainly consist of branched chains. The best homogeneity, adhesion to substrate and also easiest substitution of halogen atoms by nucleophilic reagents was achieved with plasma polymerized (NPF2)(3). Prepared polymers could be used for surface improvement and as flame-retardants.
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