Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the activation/deactivation process in reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) polymerization can be formally quantified by transfer coefficients, depending on the chemical structure of the participating radicals and dormant species. In the present work, the different literature methods to experimentally determine these RAFT transfer coefficients are reviewed and theoretically re-evaluated. The accuracy of each method is mapped for a broad range of reaction conditions and RAFT transfer reactivities. General guidelines on when which method should be applied are formulated
The effects of substituents on the addition-fragmentation reaction, P · + S=C(Z)SR → PSC·(Z)SR → PSC...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the activation/deactivation process in re...
Free to read on publisher website Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the act...
Free to read on publisher website\ud \ud Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, ...
Free to read on publisher website Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the act...
Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the activation/deactivation process in re...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
A kinetic model based on a detailed reaction mechanism of the reversible addition-fragmentation tran...
The effects of substituents on the addition-fragmentation reaction, P · + S=C(Z)SR → PSC·(Z)SR → PSC...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the activation/deactivation process in re...
Free to read on publisher website Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the act...
Free to read on publisher website\ud \ud Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, ...
Free to read on publisher website Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the act...
Under the validity of the degenerative transfer mechanism, the activation/deactivation process in re...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
A kinetic model based on a detailed reaction mechanism of the reversible addition-fragmentation tran...
The effects of substituents on the addition-fragmentation reaction, P · + S=C(Z)SR → PSC·(Z)SR → PSC...
A novel method is presented to determine transfer coefficients in degenerative reversible addition f...
Careful simulations of conversion vs. time plots and full molecular weight distributions have been p...