Figure 9.
(a) Concept of hydroesterificative polymerization to linear polyesters90,91 and competitive alkene copolymerization.94 (b) Formation of branched polyketoesters by combining compatible pathways of linear hydroesterificative and carbonylative alkene polymerization.96 (c) Catalytic cycles of hydroesterificative and carbonylative alkene polymerization with common acyl intermediate, which allows for switching of the polymerization pathways (Figure 9c: Reprinted with permission from ACS Catal. 2022, 12, 14629–14636. Copyright © 2022, American Chemical Society).96
