LCST-type liquid–liquid phase separation behaviour of poly(ethylene oxide) derivatives in an ionic liquid

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Publication Date 2008-08-28
DOI 10.1039/B810127B
Impact Factor 6.222
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Ryohei Tsuda, Koichi Kodama, Takeshi Ueki, Hisashi Kokubo, Shin-ichiro Imabayashi, Masayoshi Watanabe


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Abstract

We present a new series of polymer–ionic liquid solutions exhibiting LCST-type liquid–liquid phase separation behaviour, and reveal their phase behaviour and intermolecular interactions based on phase diagrams and NMR analysis.

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