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Recent Advances in Bio-Based Flame Retardant Additives for Synthetic Polymeric Materials by Hobbs, Christopher E

“…It would be difficult to imagine how modern life across the globe would operate in the absence of synthetic polymers. Although these materials (mostly in the…”
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Polyisobutylene-Supported Phosphines as Recyclable and Regenerable Catalysts and Reagents by Bergbreiter, David E, Yang, Yun-Chin, Hobbs, Christopher E

“…Phosphines are important as catalysts or reagents in synthesis but must be separated from products after a reaction. This report shows that polyisobutylene…”
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Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization of a New Monomer Derived from a Nitroso Diels–Alder Reaction by Subnaik, Selesha, Sheridan, Katya, Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…A nitroso Diels–Alder (NDA) reaction between cyclopentadiene and an in situ generated nitroso compound leads to a new heterocyclic monomer for ring opening…”
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Post‐Polymerization Thiol Substitutions Facilitated by Mechanochemistry by Ashlin, Marshal, Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…The use of mechanical force to facilitate post‐polymerization, solvent‐free thiol substitution reactions is described. These reactions are amenable to…”
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Combining ATRP and ROMP with Thio‐Bromo, Copper‐Catalyzed, and Strain‐Promoted Click Reactions for Brush Copolymer Synthesis Starting from a Single Initiator/Monomer/Click Partner by Hobbs, Christopher E., Vasireddy, Mallikharjun

“…The preparation of functionalized graft copolymers utilizing a combination of ATRP, ROMP, thio‐bromo, and Huisgen‐type click chemistries is described. The…”
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Phase-selectively soluble, polymer-supported salen catalyst prepared using atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) by Liu, Yue, Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…This communication describes the use of atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) to prepare a new phase-selectively soluble, polymer-supported CrIII salen…”
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Corrigendum to Phase-selectively soluble, polymer-supported salen catalyst prepared using atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) by Liu, Yue, Hobbs, Christopher E.

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Toward the (nearly) complete elimination of solvent waste in Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) reactions by Shetty, Manasa, Kothapalli, Venkata A., Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…This short communication describes current efforts geared toward the development of solvent-free, Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) processes. It…”
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Post-Polymerization Modification of Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP)-Derived Materials Using Wittig Reactions by Duty, Ryan, Hobbs, Christopher

“…This communication describes our recent efforts to utilize Wittig olefination reactions for the post-polymerization modification of polynorbornene derivatives…”
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Postpolymerization modification of a sulfonyl fluoride‐decorated polynorbornene using the sulfur‐fluoride exchange click reaction by Briceno, Edward S., Stephen, Katrina, Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…This contribution describes the ring opening metathesis polymerization of a sulfonyl fluoride decorated polynorbornene and its postsynthetic modification using…”
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Polyethylene as a Cosolvent and Catalyst Support in Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization by Suriboot, Jakkrit, Hobbs, Christopher E, Guzman, William, Bazzi, Hassan S, Bergbreiter, David E

“…Polyethylene oligomers (PEOlig) can be used as cosolvents and sometimes soluble catalyst supports in ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) reactions…”
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Norbornene derivatives from a metal‐free, strain‐promoted cycloaddition reaction: New building blocks for ring‐opening metathesis polymerization reactions by Hobbs, Christopher E, Lin, Binhong, Malinski, Thomas

“…The preparation of new ring opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) monomers using a 1,3‐dipolar cycloaddition between aryl azides and norbornadiene is…”
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Ring opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) and thio‐bromo “click” chemistry approach toward the preparation of flame‐retardant polymers by Grubb, Jonathan, Carosio, Federico, Vasireddy, Mallikharjun, Moncho, Salvador, Brothers, Edward N., Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…ABSTRACT This contribution describes our recent efforts geared toward the use of a general, thio‐bromo “click” reaction as a post‐polymerization method for the…”
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Thio‐bromo “Click,” post‐polymerization strategy for functionalizing ring opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP)‐derived materials by Ashok Kothapalli, Venkata, Shetty, Manasa, de los Santos, Christopher, Hobbs, Christopher E

“…The use of a thio‐bromo click strategy as an efficient postpolymerization tool is described. Norbornene derivatives bearing an α‐bromo ester could be…”
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Use of an isotactic-propylene/hexene copolymer as a new, versatile, soluble support by Hicks, Abbey, Lin, Binhong, Osburn, Philip L., Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…ABSTRACT The use of isotactic‐poly(propylene‐co‐hexene) (iPPH) as new polymeric scaffold for synthesis as well as a phase‐selective, soluble polymer support…”
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Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization of a New Monomer Derived from a Nitroso Diels–Alder Reaction by Subnaik, Selesha, Sheridan, Katya, Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…Front Cover: In article number 2100098, Christopher E. Hobbs and co‐workers describe the use of a Nitroso–Diels–Alder reaction as an effective route toward the…”
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Protective encapsulation of acid-sensitive catalysts using polyethylene ligands by Suriboot, Jakkrit, Hobbs, Christopher E., Yang, Yun-Chin, Bergbreiter, David E.

“…The stability of polyethylene oligomer (PEOlig)‐entrapped salen‐metal complexes toward acidolysis is described. These complexes dissolve in hot toluene and…”
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Terminal functionalization of atactic polypropylene: a new soluble polymer support by Lin, Binhong, Lawler, Devin, McGovern, Gregory P., Bradley, Christopher A., Hobbs, Christopher E.

“…The preparation of terminally functionalized atactic polypropylenes is described. Using standard organic transformations, an olefin terminated polypropylene…”
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