Process for the preparation of fluorocarbon polymers containing carboxyl groups, and certain starting materials required for this, and the fluorosulfato compounds formed as intermediate products in the process
CA 1231198 A · Owner: Hoechst Aktiengesellschaft · Inventors: Blickle, Peter; Brandrup, Johannes; Siegemund, Gunter
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Abstract of the disclosure:, Substantially non-crosslinked fluorocarbon polymers containing carboxyl groups are prepared starting from non-crosslinked and in some cases new fluorocarbon, polymers in which the linear macromolecules carry side chains containing the end group -CHFX (X is F or CF3). The starting polymers are first reacted with peroxodisulfuryl difluoride FSO2O-OSO2F to give the corresponding fluorosulfato derivatives containing the side chain end groups, (X is F or CF3). In the event that X is F these derivatives are then, converted into the corresponding carboalkoxy derivatives by means of an alcohol, the fluorosulfato group being split off, and these carboalkoxy derivatives …
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