Abstract
AbstractThe polymerization of styrene initiated by titanium(III) chloride/alkyl halide redox systems was studied. Among the alkyl halides examined, the highest rate of polymerization was found in the system titanium(III) chloride/carbon tetrachloride. The polymerization rate can be described by the equation Rp=k·[Ti(III)]0,5·[CCl4]0,5·[St]1,0. The polymerization proceeded via a radical mechanism. The overall activation energy was estimated as 57,3 kJ/mol. It was found that titanium(III) chloride/chloroacetic acid systems, too, could initiate the polymerization of styrene.
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