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CA 2146341
The invention relates to an NLO side chain polymer which exhibits low optical attenuation and is obtainable by reacting an NLO monomer in the form of a difunctional compound comprising a donor-.pi.-acceptor group with at least a first comonomer in the form of a difunctional compound reactive towards the NLO monomer and comprising an organic group, with hydrogen at- oms in the organic group which is part of the first comonomer having been replaced by heavier elements such as deuterium or ha- logen, notably fluorine and/or chlorine. The comonomer may be per-substituted; alternatively, use may be made of two or more comonomers of different substitutions. More particularly, the invention relates to NLO polyesters, polycarbonates and polyure- thanes made up of D.pi.A group-containing dihydroxy compounds and deuterated or halogenated dicarboxyl compounds, bisch- loroformates or diisocyanates known in themselves. The polymers are used as waveguides in, for instance, electro-optical devices such as an optical switch.
Hams Bernardus Henricus Maria
Hofstraat Johannes Willem
Molhlmann Gustaaf Ronald
Akzo Nobel Nv
Swabey Ogilvy Renault
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