Abstract
The factors affecting the methanolysis of polycarbonates catalyzed by sodium methylate are studied. The conversion rate increases with an increase in the basic properties of solvents; the rate of methanolysis depending on the amount of solvent (tetrahydrofuran) is described by an extreme dependence. Changes in sodium methylate concentration and temperature have a small effect on the methanolysis of polycarbonates.
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