polyisopreenipitoista
Polyisopreenipitoista is a term used in speculative polymer chemistry to denote a hypothetical elastomeric polymer derived from isoprene units and featuring a distinct crosslinking motif called pitoista. The concept appears in theoretical discussions as a way to explore how alternative crosslink structures might influence elasticity, durability, and processability in isoprene-based materials.
Conceptually, the polymer would have a backbone built from isoprene-derived units, with periodic crosslinks introduced by
Synthesis routes in the theoretical account typically involve living polymerization of functionalized isoprene derivatives paired with
Predicted properties in models include high extensibility, good resilience, and tunable glass transition temperatures, with potential
In current mainstream literature, polyisopreenipitoista remains theoretical or experimental only in niche simulations. It serves as