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Transition-metal-catalyzed functional polyolefin synthesis: Effecting control through chelating ancillary ligand design and mechanistic insights
Brad P. Carrow, Kyoko Nozaki
Chemistry
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Engineering & Materials Science
Chelation
100%
Transition metals
95%
Ligands
86%
Polyolefins
85%
Monomers
57%
Catalysts
54%
Palladium
42%
Stereochemistry
30%
Functional groups
21%
Copolymers
19%
Polymerization
18%
Ethylene
16%
Surface properties
16%
Nickel
15%
Adhesion
14%
Polymers
11%
Microstructure
10%
Chemical Compounds
Polyolefin
71%
Monomer
28%
Ligand
28%
Catalyst
26%
Palladium
24%
Cationic Group
22%
Stereochemistry
13%
Microstructure
10%
Copolymer
10%
Polymerization Reaction
9%
Surface
5%
Application
5%