I have done the reaction at 0 degree. The substituted group affected the polymer yield. Is it possible to increase the yield of the substituted polymer group by oxidative polymerization method?
Which group substituted in the monomer. If the group has anti oxidant properties, it will affect the polymerization step. so the resulting yield will be low.
It depends on the properties of the monomer. So you should focus on the type of substituted group and its effect on the properties of the monomer.
It depends upon solubility of monomer and concentration of acid used
May be, you need to protect the substitued group and look for the enhancement of their solubilty in media of polymerization.
You need to increase the concentration of substituted monomer, e.g. in this paper:
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My recent research investigated how to promote the yield of meta-diamine derivative of polyaniline. I hope it can help you.
yes you can do it, you need another monomer that has an attractor group to synthesize a copolymer to improve performance
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