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Degradation of poly(ester) s by carbenium ions

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Poly (ester)s are degraded by the attack of classical carbenium ions. In a representative study it is demonstrated that the carbenium ions are by far more reactive to cleave ester linkages than are protons. The change of molecular weight distribution of the poly-(ester) during reaction with carbenium ions is reported In an example on low molecular weight compounds the reaction path has been clarified.

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Hallensleben, M.L., Möller, K. Degradation of poly(ester) s by carbenium ions. Polymer Bulletin 1, 199–204 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00283070

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