Accelerating the acidic degradation of a novel thermoresponsive polymer by host–guest interaction

Peng Wei; Stefan Götz; Stephanie Schubert; Johannes C. Brendel; Ulrich Sigmar Schubert

doi:10.1039/c8py00188j

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Accelerating the acidic degradation of a novel thermoresponsive polymer by host–guest interaction

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Carboxylate modified pillar arenes can not only shift the LCST of acetalized polymers but can also accelerate their hydrolysis under acidic conditions.

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