Five models are discussed giving the equilibrium constant for the catenation of two ring oligomers as a function of their Effective Molarity (EM), the physico-chemical parameter expressing the ease of cyclization of a chain. The first three models (A–C) are derived from the revision of previous theories of catenation, that neglect excluded volume effects. A fourth model (D) is obtained from the results of Monte Carlo simulations by Deguchi and co, that can also account for excluded volume effects. Finally, a fifth model (E) is introduced which has the same functional form of models A, B, D, but is parameterized using the available experimental catenation constant.

Di Stefano, S., Ercolani, G. (2016). Catenation equilibria between ring oligomers and their relation to effective molarities: Models from theories and simulations. MACROMOLECULAR THEORY AND SIMULATIONS, 25(1), 63-73 [10.1002/mats.201500050].

Catenation equilibria between ring oligomers and their relation to effective molarities: Models from theories and simulations

ERCOLANI, GIANFRANCO
2016-01-01

Abstract

Five models are discussed giving the equilibrium constant for the catenation of two ring oligomers as a function of their Effective Molarity (EM), the physico-chemical parameter expressing the ease of cyclization of a chain. The first three models (A–C) are derived from the revision of previous theories of catenation, that neglect excluded volume effects. A fourth model (D) is obtained from the results of Monte Carlo simulations by Deguchi and co, that can also account for excluded volume effects. Finally, a fifth model (E) is introduced which has the same functional form of models A, B, D, but is parameterized using the available experimental catenation constant.
2016
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http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/mats.201500050/abstract
Di Stefano, S., Ercolani, G. (2016). Catenation equilibria between ring oligomers and their relation to effective molarities: Models from theories and simulations. MACROMOLECULAR THEORY AND SIMULATIONS, 25(1), 63-73 [10.1002/mats.201500050].
Di Stefano, S; Ercolani, G
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