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  • TITLE
  • DEDICATON
  • CERTIFICATE
  • DECLARATION
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • CONTENTS
  • I. INTRODUCTION.
  • I.1. Polymer-supported Peracids
  • I.2. Polymer-supported Periodate
  • I.3. Polymer-supported Sulphur Reagents
  • I.4. Polymer-supported Chromium (VI) Compounds
  • I.5. Polymer-supported Halogen Compounds
  • I.6. Supported Permanganate Reagents
  • I.7. Miscellaneous Polymeric Oxidising Agents
  • II. OBJECTIVES OF THE PRESENT WORK.
  • III. PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE POLYMER-SUPPORTED OXIDISING AND BROMINATING REAGENTS
  • III. 1. Poly[4-vinyl (pyridinium permanganate) ] as a new Recyclable Solid-phase Oxidising Agent
  • III. 1. i. Preparation of Crosslinked Poly (4-vinyl-pyridine) Supports
  • III. 1. ii. Functionalization of Poly (4-vinylpyridine) with Permanganate
  • III. 2. Incorporation of Permanganate Function into Poly[4-vinyl (pyridine-co-styrene) ] Matrix (Styrene content 10%)
  • III.3.i Oxidising and Brominating Functions on Polymer-supported 8-HydroxyQuinoline and 2-Hydroxypyridine
  • III. 3.ii.Functionalization of Polystyrene-supported Quinoline Resin (2) and Pyridine resin (3) with Permanganate, Chlorochromate and Bromine Functions
  • III. 3.iii. Analysis and Characterisation of the Permanganate-functionalized Resins
  • III. 3.iv. Analysis and Characterisation of the Chlorochromate Function
  • III. 3.v. Analysis and Characterisation of the Bromoresin
  • III. 4.i. Polymer-supported Arsonium Permanganate
  • III. 4.ii. Preparation of the Crosslinked Polymer supported Arsonium Chloride (10)
  • III.4.iii. Analysis and Characterisation of Polymer-supported Arsoniun Permanganate Resins
  • III.4.iv. Functionalization of Polymer-supported Arsonium chloride resin (10) with Dichromate, Chromate, Triiodide and Chlorochromate Functions
  • III. 4. v. Analysis and Characterisation of the Dichromate, Chromate, Triiodide and Chlorochromate Functions.
  • III.5. Introduction of Oxidising and Brominating Functions in Differently Crosslinked Polyacrylamides: Correlation of Reactivity with Structure
  • III. 5.i. Synthesis of Crosslinked Polyacrylamide Resins
  • III.5.ii. Trans-amidation of Polyacrylamides Preparation: of Poly[N- (2-aminoethyl) - acrylamide]s
  • III.5 iii. Functionalization of the Polyacrylamide Resin with Permanganate Function
  • III.5.iv. Analysis and Characterisation of the Permanganate-functionalized Resins (16) and (18)
  • IV. REACTIONS WITH THE POLYMER-SUPPORTED REAGENTS
  • IV.1.Oxidation Reactions
  • IV. 1.i. Oxidation Reactions using Poly[4- vinyl (pyridinium permanganate) ] Resin
  • IV. 1.ii.Comparisons with other Polymer-supported Oxidising Agents
  • IV. 1.iii. Effect of Solvent
  • IV. 1.iv. Monitoring the Course of the Reaction
  • IV. 2.i. Oxidation Reactions of Polymer-supported B-Hydroxyquinoline Resin
  • IV. 2.ii.Oxidation Reactions of Polymer-supported Permanganate Derived from 2-Hydroxy- pyridine Resin (5)
  • IV. 2.iii. Oxidation Reactions of Polymer-supported Chlorochromate Resins (7) and (9)
  • IV. 3. i. Oxidation Reactions of Polymer-supported Arsonium Permanganate
  • IV. 3.ii. Oxidation Reactions of Polystyrene- supported Arsonium Dichromate
  • IV.3.iii. Oxidation Reactions of Permanganate Functions Attached to the Polyacry-- lamide Resins
  • IV. 3.iv. Effect of Solvents on the Oxidation Reaction
  • IV. 4. Halogenation Reactions
  • IV. 5.Regeneration and Recycling of the Spent Resin
  • V. EFFECT OF POLYMER STRUCTURE AND REACTION CONDITIONS ONREACTIVITY
  • V. 1. i.Effect of Crosslink Density
  • V. 1.ii.Functionalization of the resin
  • V.1. iii. Effect of Crosslink Density on Oxidation Reactions
  • V. 1.iv.Effect of Polymer-matrix on Oxidation Reactions
  • V. 1. v.Effect of Solvent on the Oxidation Reactions
  • VI. EXPERIMENTAL.
  • VI.1.General
  • VI.1. ii. Preparation of theCrosslinked. Poly (4- vinylpyridine) Resin (PVP)
  • VI.1.iii. Preparation of Poly[4-vinyl (pyridine -co- styrene] (styrene content 10%) (PVPS)
  • VI.1. v. Incorporation of Permanganate Function into Poly[4-vinyl (pyridine-co-styrene)
  • VI.1.vi. Estimation of Permanganate in the Functionalized Resins: General Procedure
  • VI.1.vii. Preparation of Polystyrene-supported 8-Hydroxyquinoline Resin
  • VI.1. viii. Estimation of Residual Chlorine in Polystyrene-supported 8-hydroxyquinoline Resin (2)
  • VI.1. ix. Functionalization of the Polystyrene- supported 8-Hydroxyquinoline Resin with Permanganate
  • VI. 1. X.Estimation of Permanganate in the Functionalized Resin (4)
  • VI. 2. i. Preparation of Polystyrene-supported 2-Hydroxypyridine Resin (3)
  • VI. 2. ii. Estimation of Residual Chlorine in Polystyrene-supported 2-Hydroxypyridine Resin (3)
  • VI. 2. iii. Functionalization of the Polystyrene- supported 2-Hydroxypyridine Resin with Permanganate
  • VI. 2. iv. Estimation of the Permanganate in the Functionalized Resin (5)
  • VI. 2. v.Functionalization of the Polystyrene- supported 8-Hydpxyquinoline Resin (2) and 2-Hydroxypyridine Resin (3) with Bromine
  • VI.2.vi. Estimation of Bromine Capacity of the Polymer-supported 8-Hydroxyquinoline Bromoresin (6) and 2-Hydroxypyridine Bromoresin (8)
  • VI. 2. vii. Functionalization of the Polystyrene supported 8-Hydoxyquinoline Resin (2) and 2-Hydroxypyridine Resin (3) with Cr03/HCl
  • VI.2. viii. Estimation of Chlorochromate Capacity of the Functionalized Resins
  • VI. 3. i. Preparation of Polymer-supported Arsonium Chloride
  • VI. 3. ii. Estimation of the Chloride ion Capacity of the Polymer-supported Arsonium Chloride Resin
  • VI. 3. iii. Preparation of the Polymer-supported Arsonium Permanganate
  • VI. 3. iv. Estimation of Permanganate Function- in the Polymer-supported Arsonium Permanganate Resin
  • VI. 4. Preparation of Crosslinked Polyacrylamides
  • VI. 4.i. Preparation of Poly (acrylamide-co-N, N- methylene-bis-acrylamide)
  • Vi. 4.ii. Preparation of Poly (acrylamide-co- divinylbenzene)
  • VI. 4.iii. Trans-amidation of Polyacrylamides to Poly[N- (2-aminoethyl) acrylamide]s
  • VI. 4.iv. Determination of the Capacity of the Amino Resins: General Procedure
  • VI. 4. v. Quaternisation of the Aminated Polyacrylamide Resins with HCI
  • VI. 4. vi. Quaternisation of the Ammoniated Polyacrylamide Resin with Methyl Iodide
  • VI. 4. vii. Estimation of the Halide ion in Quaternised Polyacrylamide Resin
  • VI. 4.viii. Functionalization of the Halide Resin
  • VI. 4.ix. Estimation of Permanganate in the Functionalized Resin
  • VI. 5. Oxidation of Alcohols General Procedures
  • VI. 5.i. Oxidation of Alcohols with Permanganate Containing Resins
  • VI. 5.ii. Measurement of the Reaction Course
  • VI. 5.iii. Oxidation of Alcohols with Polymer supported Arsonium Permanganate
  • VI. 5.iv. Oxidation Reactions of Alcohols Using Resins Functionalized with Chlorochromate, Chromate and Dichromate Function
  • VI.5.v. Bromination Reaction
  • VI.5.vi. Recycling and Reuse of the Spent Resins
  • VII. SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK
  • VIII. REFERENCES