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高分子化学常见名词(中英文)



Side groups



All


the


carbon


based


polymers


you


will


find


mentioned


on


this


site


have


the


structure


-C-C-C-C-C-C-


etc.


Anything


hanging


off


that


centre chain that is not a hydrogen atom is a side


group.



侧基


:任何悬挂在高分子主链上的非氢原子均称为侧基。



Functional Group



An


atom


or


group


of


atoms


that


has


similar


chemical behavior, no matter what the rest of the


molecule looks like. For example, the hydroxy (OH)


group in all alcohols has similar reactivity, as does


the thio (SH) group in all


thiols


.


< br>官能团


:分子中存在的一部分原子、原子团或特征结构,容


易发生体现分子主要性质的某些特征反应,


因此称它们为官


能 团。



Hydrogen bond



The


strongest


attraction


between


two


dipoles


is


when one or both of them involves a bond between


hydrogen and a strongly electronegative atom, like


oxygen,


fluorine,


or


nitrogen.


Because


hydrogen


only


has


one


electron,


if


it


forms


a


bond


with


an


element that is very keen to grab an


electron


, it


becomes much more positive than an element that


has


plenty


of


other


electrons


left


to


hang


around


the


positively


charged


nucleus.


Dipole-dipole


interactions between these sort of molecules (like


water {H2O}, ammonia {NH3}, hydrofluoric


acid



{HF})


are


so


much


stronger


than


ordinary


dipole-dipole bonds that we give them the special


name of 'hydrogen bonds'.



氢键



氢键 是极性很强的


X



H

< br>键上的氢原子与另外一个键


上电负性很大的原子上的孤对电子相互吸引而形成的一 种


键。氢键作用力比一般的偶极间相互作用力大。氢键具有饱


和 性和方向性。



Monomer



Any small molecule that can undergo a reaction in


which


it


is


incorporated


into


a


large


molecule


containing


many


similar


units.


Common


monomers


are


vinyl


acetate,


styrene,


butadiene


and


vinyl


chloride.


(Yes,


it


is


appropriate


to


consider hydrocarbons as polymers of methylene!)



单体< /p>


:


能够发生反应生成大分子的小分子物质,最常用的单

< p>
体如:醋酸乙烯,苯乙烯,丁二烯,氯化乙烯等。


(习惯上


称亚甲基聚合物为碳氢化合物)



Polymer



A


large


molecule


(molecular


weight


~10


000


or


greater)


composed


of


many


smaller


molecules


(monomer)


covalently


bonded


together.


Some


of


us


think


they


are


much


better


than


any


of


those


little molecules, but the other chemists are always


telling us size doesn't matter.



聚合物

< br>:由许多小分子(单体)通过共价键连接而成的大分


子物质(分子量大于


1


万)




Polymerisation



The


process


in


which


many


small


molecules


(molecular


weight


~100)


are


joined


together


to


form


a


few,


much


larger


molecules


(molecular


weight


10


000


-


10


000


000).


The


two


ways


in


which


this


happens


are


chain-growth


and


step-growth polymerisation.



聚合



许多小分子物质(分子量约为< /p>


100


)连接在一起生成


高分子(分子量 为


10


4



1 0


7


)的过程。主要有连锁聚合和


逐步 聚合两大类。



Free Radical



A


member


of


the


socialist


party


not


caught


by


McCarthy's inquisition. Also a molecule which has


an


odd


number


of


electrons.


The



electron feels lonely and wants to find a friend. If


it finds something that might be willing to give it


an electron it reacts very quickly with it. Molecules


such


as


other


radicals


and


alkenes


turn


out


to


be


good things for radicals to attack. The reaction of


radicals


with


the


double


bonds


in


alkenes


is


how


some of us earn our living.



自由基


:化合物中 共价键发生均裂时,共价键上两个电子分


属于两个基团,这种带独电子的基团呈中性。< /p>



Radical Chain Polymrization


Chain


polymerization


is


initiated


by


a


reactive


species


R*


produced


from


some


compound


I


termed


an


initiator.


The


reactive


species,


which


may


be


a


free-radical,


adds


to


a


monomer


molecule


by


opening


the


?


-bond


to


form


a


new


radical.


The


process


is


repeated


as


many


more


monomer


molecules


are


successively


added


to


continuously


propagate


the


reactive


center.


Polymer


growth


is


terminated


at


some


point


by


destruction


of


the


reactive


center


by


an


appropriate


reaction


depending


on


the


type


of


reactive


center


and


the


particular


reaction


conditions.


自由基聚合:


由一种称为引发剂的化合物产生的反应种所引


发的链式聚合。


这个带有自由基的反应种通过打开双键加入


到单体分子上,从而形成新的自由基。这个过 程不断重复,


更多的单体连续地加入到反应中心上,


形成大的自 由基反应


中心。当一种破坏反应中心的反应发生时,聚合物增长被终

止,这将依赖于反应中心的类型和特定的反应条件。



Addition Polymerisation



Also


known


as


chain-growth


polymerisation.


The


mechanism


in


which


large


numbers


of


usually


identical


small


molecules


are


joined


together


to


rapidly form a single large molecule. This involves


the


addition


of


reactive


centre


(anion,


cation,


or


unpaired


electron)


to


a


multiple


bond


to


form


a


new bond and a new reactive centre - which reacts


with


another


multiple


bond,


et


cetera...


The


finished chain then hangs around without reacting


while more of the starting material reacts to form


new polymer chains.



加成聚合:


又称为连锁聚合。聚合机理是,大量的小分子快


速地连接在一起形成一个大分 子。反应中心(阴离子、阴离


子和不成对电子)


加成到单体的双 键中生成新的键和新的反


应中心,之后再与另一个单体反应,以此持续反应下去。当


不再反应时,链的增长停止,同时新的反应开始,生成新的


聚合物链 。



Initiator



A


compound


required


to


start


a


chain


reaction,


such


as


free- radical


polymerisation.


Unlike



a


catalyst, it is consumed in the reaction, but only a


small


quantity


is


normally


required


since


one


molecule


of


initiator


can


initiate


the


reaction


of


many other molecules.



引发剂:


能够引起连锁反应(如自由基聚合)的化合物。与


催化剂不同,引发剂在反应 中能被消耗掉,但是一般只需要


少量的引发剂,


因为一个引发剂 分子能够引发许多单体分子


的反应。



Benzoyl Peroxide



A


common


initiator


used


to


start


chain


growth


polymerisation.


It


undergoes


a


decomposition


reaction


at


the


peroxide


(O-O)


bond.


Here


is


a


picture:




过氧化二苯甲酰(


BPO



:用于引发链增长聚合的常用过氧

< p>
类引发剂,


引发时过氧键


(O


O)


断裂分解。


其结构式如下图


所示


:



Initiator Effciency


The initiator efficiency f is defined as the fraction


of


the


radicals


formed


in


the


primary


step


of


initiator


decomposition,


which


are


successful


in


initiating


polymerization.


The


initiator


efficiency


is considered exclusive of any initiator wastage by


induced decomposition.


引发剂效率 :


引发剂效率定义为引发剂最初分解形成自由


基,并成功引发聚 合反应的分数。引发剂效率不包括因诱导


分解所浪费的引发剂。



Chain Transfer


A


growing


polymer


is


terminated


by


the


transferred of a hydrogen or other atom or species


to


it


from


some


compound


present


in


the


system-the


monomer,


initiator,


or


solvent,


as


the


case may be. These radical displacement reactions


are chain-transfer reactions.


链转移



氢、


其它原子或反应种转移到反应体系的化合物中


(单体、引发剂或溶剂)


,从而导致聚合物增长终止,这种


情况称为链转移。这种自由基转移的反应称为链转移反应。



Kinetic Chain Length


The


kinetic


chain


length


?



of


a


radical


chain


polymerization


is


defined


as


the


average


number


of


monomer


molecules


consumed


(polymerized)


per each


radical, which initiates


a


polymer


chain.


This


quantity


will


obviously


be


given


by


the


ratio


of the polymerization rate to the initiation rate or


to


the


termination


rate,


since


the


latter


two


rates


are equal.


动力学链长



自由基聚合物的动力学链长


?


定义为每 个引发


聚合的自由基所消耗的单体分子的平均数。


它等于聚合速 率


与引发速率(或终止速率)的比值,因为引发速率与终止速


率 相等。



Polydispersity Index


w


n



is


also


referred


to


as


the


The


ratio


polydipersity index. < /p>


X


X


多分散指数:


是指


X


w


X


n


(重均


/


数均)的比值。

< p>


Ceiling Temperature



Above


a


certain


temperature,


monomers


can


no


longer


be


persuaded


to


form


polymers


by


chain


polymerisation.


This


occurs


when


the


loss


in


entropy arising from joining many molecules into


one


outweighs


the


energetic


benefit


of


converting


double


bonds


to


single


bonds.


A


chain- growth


polymer raised above the ceiling temperature will


degrade, or depolymerise.



聚合上限温度


:单体聚合时,当聚合和解聚处于平衡状态,


这时的聚合温度称为聚合上限温度 。


当反应温度高于聚合上


限温度时,聚合物会解聚成小分子单体 。



Solution Polymerization


Solution


polymerization


is


carried


out


by


dissolving


the monomer


in


a


solvent.


The


solvent


acts as diluent and aids in the transfer of the heat


of


polymerization.


The


solvent


also


allows


easier


stirring, since the viscosity of the reaction mixture


is


decreased.


Thermal


control


is


much


easier


in


solution


polymerization


compared


to


bulk


polymerization.



溶液聚合:


溶液聚合是将单体溶解在溶剂中来实现的。溶剂


起到 稀释的作用,有利于聚合反应热的传递,同时由于溶剂


使反应混合物的粘度降低,使得搅 拌较为容易。与本体聚合


相比,在溶液聚合中对反应热的控制比较容易。



Suspension Polymerization


Suspension


polymerization


is


carried


out


by


suspending


the


monomer


(discontinuous


phase)


as droplets (50-500


?


m in diameter) in water. The


water: monomer weight ratio varies from 1:1 to 4:1


in


most


polymerizations.


The


monomer


droplets


are prevented from coalescing by agitation and the


presence of suspension stabilizer.


悬浮聚合:


悬浮聚合是将直径为


50

< p>


500


毫米的单体液滴


(不


连续相)悬浮在水中来实现的。在大多数悬浮聚合中,水与


单体的重量比为


1:1



4:1



可通过搅拌和加入悬浮稳定剂来


阻止单体液 滴的聚集。



Active Centre



In


chain-growth


polymerisation,


the


highly-reactive spot on the growing polymer chain


where


new


monomer


is


added.


The


four


most


common


types


are


a


free-radical


(atom


with


an


unpaired


electron),


carbanion


(carbon-centered


negative


ion),


carbocation


(carbon-centred


positive


ion)


or


a


metal


complex


(as


in


Ziegler- Natta polymerisation).


活性中心:


活性中心是指连锁聚合中具有高活性的反应活性


点,即新单体加入到增长的聚合物链的位 置。有四种最常见


的活性中心类型:自由基(带有未成对电子的原子)

< br>、碳负


粒子、碳阳离子鎓和金属络合物(在


Ziegle r-Natta


聚合中使


用)




Living Polymerization


Living


polymerization


are


polymerizations


in


which


propagation


centers


do


not


undergo


either


termination of transfer.



活性聚合:


活 性聚合是指增长中心不会发生链终止和链转移


的聚合反应。



Carbocation



A


positively-charged


chemical


species


where


the


positive charge is localised on a carbon atom. Both


carbonium


ions


(which


have


three


bonds


to


a


positively


charged


carbon)


and


carbonium


ions


(which may have five or more bonds to a positively


charged carbon) are examples of carbocations.



碳阳离子


:正电荷位于碳原子上的一种正电性的化学物种,


碳正离子(三个键连接在带正电的碳上)和碳鎓离子(有五


个甚至更 多的键连接在正电性的碳上)都属于碳阳离子。



Carbonium



If there are five or more bonds to a single carbon


atoms,


it


will


be


short


of


electrons


and


have


a


positive charge - this species is called a carbonium


ion,


a


form


of


carbocation.


The


easiest


way


to


make one is to add a hydrogen ion (H+).



阳碳(碳




:如果有五个甚至更多的键连接在一个碳原 子


上,碳原子由于缺乏电子而带正电,这种物质称为阳碳(或


碳 鎓)


,这是碳正离子的一种。形成阳碳的最简单的办法就


是加上 一个氢离子。如下图所示:





Comonomer



A monomer that is polymerised along with one or

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