A SYNTHETIC APPROACH FOR WATER SOLUBLE HYPERBRANCHED POLY（N,N-ETHYLIDENEBIS（N-2-CHLOROACETYL ACRYLAMIDE）） WITH HIGH DEGREE OF BRANCHING VIA ATOM TRANSFER RADICAL POLYMERIZATION/SELF-CONDENSING VINYL POLYMERIZATION

A novel acrylamide A2B2＊ （A = alkene, B＊ = alkyl chlorine） type inimer was obtained from commercially available 1,2-ethylenediamine, chloroacetyl chloride and acryloyl chloride. The as-prepared monomer can form water-soluble hyperbranched poly（N,N-ethylidene bis（N-2-chloroacetyl acrylamide））s （HPECA） through atom transfer radical polymerization/self-condensing vinyl polymerization method in the presence alkyl chlorine/CuCl/2,2-bipyridine activation system which can effectively suppress the gelation formation.1H-NMR spectra and dual detector size exclusion chromatography proved the hyperbranched structure indisputably, and the degree of branching was determined by the detailed analyses of 1H-NMR spectra. The trend of the degree of branching was in consistent with the result of Mark- Houwink exponent a. The experiment results suggested that the conversion was 67%, Mw = 13.2 x 104, Mark-Houwink a = 0.282 and the degree of branching = 64% when the reaction temperature was 120 ℃, reaction time = 168 h and N,N- ethylidene bis（N-2-chloroacetyl acrylamide）：Cu（I） = 50：0.62.