Abstract

The conformations and motions of polypropylene (PP) chains isolated in the narrow channels (D=5.5 A) of their inclusion compounds with perhydrotriphenylene (PHTP) are modeled. PP's are treated with various stereosequences and it is found that: (i) neither stereoregular PP [isotatic (i) or syndiotactic (s)] can adopt its crystalline conformation in the PHTP channels; (ii) interconversion between channel conformers is not possible; and (iii) the channel conformers of s-PP have a much lower intramolecular energy than the channel conformers of i-PP

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