One-Step Approach to Amino-Functionalized Semiaromatic Polyamides: Modification and Cross-Linking

The new method for the one-step synthesis of semiaromatic polyamides bearing primary aromatic amine groups in the repeating units is presented. Various aliphatic and aromatic diamines were used: 2,2′-(ethylene­dioxy)­bis­(ethylamine) (3a), Jeffamine ED-600 (3b), 4,4′-oxidianiline (3c), and p-phenyle...

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