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The PATs had molecular weights ranging from 68K-175K (RI), 77K-146K (UVVis), and 204K-398K (light scattering). One of the major problems with the FeC1, method is that the method gives variable results. The reproducibility of the reaction has been examined, for example by Pomerantz and Reynolds [36]. The polymerization of 3-octylthiophene with FeCl, was repeated under identical reaction conditions five times. 7. Holdcroft [37] has reported that three identical preparations yielded three polymer samples containing three different levels of Fe impurities.
This related coupling approach differs primarily in the synthesis of the asymmetric organometallic intermediate. In the Rieke method, a 2,5-dibromo-3-alkylthiophene (20) is added to a solution of highly reactive ‘Rieke zinc’ (Zn*). This metal reacts quantitatively to form a mixture of the isomers, 2-bromo-3-alkyl-5-(bromozincio)thiophene (21) and 2-(bromozincio)-3alkyl-5-bromothiophene (22). The ratio between these two isomers is dependent upon the reaction temperature, and to a much lesser extent, the steric influence of the alkyl substituent.
Furthermore, this method is tolerant to the presence of the carbonyl functionality. Most of the methods to prepare PT derivatives tolerate very few functional groups. 2 Comparison of the above methods It is important to point out that the methods discussed above produce irregular PATs. That is to say that the self-coupling of 3-alkylthiophene occurs with no regiochemical control which produces a defective PAT. This point will be discussed in detail later. However, comparison of the above synthetic methods (FeC13 method, the Grignard coupling method using Ni(dppp)C12, and the electrochemical methods) has been done by several groups.