Electrochemical activation of diorganyl dialkoxysilanes for siloxane backbone extension
Robert Keyrouz, Viatcheslav Jouikov
Abstract
Robert Keyrouz, Viatcheslav Jouikov
Abstract
The reaction of diorganyl dialkoxysilanes PhRSi(OAlk)2 (R = Ph, vinyl, OMe; Alk = Me, Et) with electrochemically reduced forms of oxygen provides reactive intermediates that insert into hexamethyldisiloxane or permethyl cyclosiloxanes, D3 and D4, to give siloxane products with one additional PhRSiO fragment; the process is thought to occur with the intermediacy of diorganylsilanones.
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The reaction of diorganyl dialkoxysilanes PhRSi(OAlk)2 (R = Ph, vinyl, OMe; Alk = Me, Et) with electrochemically reduced forms of oxygen provides reactive intermediates that insert into hexamethyldisiloxane or permethyl cyclosiloxanes, D3 and D4, to give siloxane products with one additional PhRSiO fragment; the process is thought to occur with the intermediacy of diorganylsilanones.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Siloxane, Hexamethyldisiloxane, Electrochemistry, Polymer chemistry, Organic chemistry, Polymer, Electrode