Traditional Diels-Alder chemistry has been commonly utilized as a type of “Click” and “Clip” chemistry, but has limitations such as low operating windows. We have recently developed nucleophile-induced retro-Diels-Alder chemistry which displays higher temperature tolerance and requires nucleophilic attack before cleavage can occur. Here, we will report the development and use of new linkage systems into various polymeric systems. [figure1]

Development of nucleophile-induced retro-Diels-Alder chemistry

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