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Synthesis of colorless and high-refractive-index sulfoxide-containing polymers by the oxidation of poly(phenylene sulfide) derivatives

Seigo Watanabe, Teru Takayama, Hiromichi Nishio, Kanta Matsushima, Yoko Tanaka, Seiya Saito, Yushun Sun, Kenichi Oyaizu

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A series of poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS) derivatives can be bleached while maintaining high refractive indices, by partially incorporating sulfoxide bonds through their m CPBA oxidation, owing to the loss of lone pairs around the sulfide atoms.

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A series of poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS) derivatives can be bleached while maintaining high refractive indices, by partially incorporating sulfoxide bonds through their m CPBA oxidation, owing to the loss of lone pairs around the sulfide atoms.

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A series of poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS) derivatives can be bleached while maintaining high refractive indices, by partially incorporating sulfoxide bonds through their m CPBA oxidation, owing to the loss of lone pairs around the sulfide atoms.

Key concepts: Sulfide, Sulfoxide, Phenylene, Chemistry, Polymer chemistry, Polymer, Refractive index, Organic chemistry

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