Science of Synthesis

Higashihara, T.; Ueda, M., Science of Synthesis Knowledge Updates, (2010) 4, 301.

General Introduction

Polyamides are defined as polymers containing amide linkages at monomer repeating units along main chains. They have been widely studied and commercialized since Ca­rothers of DuPont filed the first patents[‌1‌] in 1937 on synthetic polyamides, such as nylon-6,6, which is still one of the most important products and has a variety of uses. Poly­amides can be categorized into aliphatic (‌1‌), aliphatic–aromatic (‌2‌), and aromatic types (‌3‌) by the different sequences in their chemical structures, as shown in ‌Scheme 1‌.

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