高分子合成特論

Synthetic strategies for advanced polymers have evolved from conventional free-radical polymerization and condensation polymerization to more sophisticated and controlled polymerizations. Precise control over polymer structures and molecular weights can result in new materials with tailored properties and functionalities. In this senior and graduate level course, recent advances in atom-transfer radical polymerization, catalytic chain transfer polymerization, reversible addition fragmentation chain-transfer polymerization and conjugated polymer synthesis will be discussed with the aid of review articles by the pioneers in these fields. This class will cover the history, mechanisms and kinetics behind each polymerization technique. Throughout the course, we will emphasize utilizations of ‘old’ chemistries for novel applications including functionalization of polymers, surface modification and self assembly. In-class participation includes article presentation and discussion.

Organic Chemistry, Introduction to Polymer Science

Lecture, project-based learning, small discussion group will be employed to facilitate learning.

Group Design Project 30% Examination 40%=20%*2 Problem Set or Review paper 20% In-class Participation 10%

“Principles of Polymerization” by George Odian, 4th Edition, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. (2004)

地點

Science Building II 409

時間

Monday 1-3 pm Thursday 1-3 pm (Appointment via email is preferred)

聯絡方式

cchang113ac@nctu.edu.tw