Patent classifications
C08G75/30
Polysulfonamide Redistribution Compositions and Methods of Their Use
The invention relates to polysulfonamide compositions for use as redistribution layers as used in the manufacture of semiconductors and semiconductor packages. More specifically it relates to photoimageable polysulfonamide composition for redistribution applications. The invention also relates to the use of the compositions in semiconductor manufacture.
MULTI-ACID POLYMERS FROM MULTIFUNCTIONAL AMINO ACIDS AND SULFONYL HALIDE PRECURSORS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
Multi-acid polymers are produced having the formula R—SO.sub.2—NH—(SO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.+).sub.n or R—SO.sub.2—NH—(PO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.2+).sub.n and made from a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form The R is one or more units of the polymer precursor without sulfonyl fluoride or sulfonyl chloride, n is one or more, and the multi-acid polymer has two or more proton conducting groups. A method of making the multi-acid polymers includes reacting an amino acid having multiple sulfonic acids or phosphonic acids with a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form in a mild base condition to produce the multi-acid polymer having two or more proton conducting groups.
MULTI-ACID POLYMERS FROM MULTIFUNCTIONAL AMINO ACIDS AND SULFONYL HALIDE PRECURSORS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
Multi-acid polymers are produced having the formula R—SO.sub.2—NH—(SO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.+).sub.n or R—SO.sub.2—NH—(PO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.2+).sub.n and made from a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form The R is one or more units of the polymer precursor without sulfonyl fluoride or sulfonyl chloride, n is one or more, and the multi-acid polymer has two or more proton conducting groups. A method of making the multi-acid polymers includes reacting an amino acid having multiple sulfonic acids or phosphonic acids with a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form in a mild base condition to produce the multi-acid polymer having two or more proton conducting groups.
MULTI-ACID POLYMERS FROM MULTIFUNCTIONAL AMINO ACIDS AND SULFONYL HALIDE PRECURSORS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
Multi-acid polymers are produced having the formula R—SO.sub.2—NH—(SO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.+).sub.n or R—SO.sub.2—NH—(PO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.2+).sub.n and made from a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form The R is one or more units of the polymer precursor without sulfonyl fluoride or sulfonyl chloride, n is one or more, and the multi-acid polymer has two or more proton conducting groups. A method of making the multi-acid polymers includes reacting an amino acid having multiple sulfonic acids or phosphonic acids with a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form in a mild base condition to produce the multi-acid polymer having two or more proton conducting groups.
MULTI-ACID POLYMERS FROM MULTIFUNCTIONAL AMINO ACIDS AND SULFONYL HALIDE PRECURSORS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
Multi-acid polymers are produced having the formula R—SO.sub.2—NH—(SO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.+).sub.n or R—SO.sub.2—NH—(PO.sub.3.sup.−H.sup.2+).sub.n and made from a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form The R is one or more units of the polymer precursor without sulfonyl fluoride or sulfonyl chloride, n is one or more, and the multi-acid polymer has two or more proton conducting groups. A method of making the multi-acid polymers includes reacting an amino acid having multiple sulfonic acids or phosphonic acids with a polymer precursor in sulfonyl fluoride form or sulfonyl chloride form in a mild base condition to produce the multi-acid polymer having two or more proton conducting groups.
SINGLE-ION POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MOLECULAR DESIGN
A single-ion polymer electrolyte has formula (I): R—[SO.sub.2N(M)SO.sub.2—X—].sub.m—SO.sub.3Li (I). In formula (I), X may be an electron withdrawing group such as an aromatic group, substituted aromatic group, —(CF.sub.2).sub.n—, —(CCl.sub.2).sub.n—, —C.sub.6H.sub.4—, or —C.sub.6H.sub.3(NO.sub.2)—. R may be a fluorinated alkyl, LiSO.sub.3(CF.sub.2).sub.3—, or an aromatic group, and M may be a metal cation. For the single-ion polymer electrolyte with formula (I), m may be an integer from 2 to 2000, and n may be an integer from 1 to 4.
SINGLE-ION POLYMER ELECTROLYTE MOLECULAR DESIGN
A single-ion polymer electrolyte has formula (I): R—[SO.sub.2N(M)SO.sub.2—X—].sub.m—SO.sub.3Li (I). In formula (I), X may be an electron withdrawing group such as an aromatic group, substituted aromatic group, —(CF.sub.2).sub.n—, —(CCl.sub.2).sub.n—, —C.sub.6H.sub.4—, or —C.sub.6H.sub.3(NO.sub.2)—. R may be a fluorinated alkyl, LiSO.sub.3(CF.sub.2).sub.3—, or an aromatic group, and M may be a metal cation. For the single-ion polymer electrolyte with formula (I), m may be an integer from 2 to 2000, and n may be an integer from 1 to 4.
POLYMERS BASED ON IONIC MONOMERS, COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING SAME, METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING SAME, AND USE THEREOF IN ELECTROCHEMICAL APPLICATIONS
The present technology relates to an ionic polymer comprising at least one repeating unit comprising the reaction product between at least one compound comprising at least two functional groups and a metal bis(halosulfonyl)imide for use in electrochemical applications, particularly in electrochemical accumulators such as batteries, electrochromic devices and supercapacitors. The present technology also relates to a polymer composition, a solid polymer electrolyte composition, a solid polymer electrolyte, an electrode material comprising said ionic polymer. Their uses in electrochemical cells and electrochemical accumulators as well as their manufacturing processes are also described.
AMMONIUM AND SULFONIUM SULFONATE ZWITTERIONS AND POLYMERS DERIVED THEREFROM
A zwitterion has a structure according to the Formula
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wherein Z, L.sup.1, L.sup.2, R, Y, and x are as defined herein. The zwitterions can be used to provide the corresponding polymer zwitterions, for example using free radical polymerization techniques.
AMMONIUM AND SULFONIUM SULFONATE ZWITTERIONS AND POLYMERS DERIVED THEREFROM
A zwitterion has a structure according to the Formula
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wherein Z, L.sup.1, L.sup.2, R, Y, and x are as defined herein. The zwitterions can be used to provide the corresponding polymer zwitterions, for example using free radical polymerization techniques.