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Chem Qs on polymers
could anyone tell me the equations of formation of those following polymers?
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
ralphk
could anyone tell me the equations of formation of those following polymers?
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
daammnnn
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ralphk
could anyone tell me the equations of formation of those following polymers?
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
including conditions.
or post some websites providing those informations.
poly(phenylethene), poly(propenenitrile) and poly(tetrafluoroethene)
it will be very appreciated
thx!
The conditions for addition polymerisation (which is for unsaturated monomers) is high pressure and a catalyst
basically the equation is n(phenylethene) -> (polyphenylethene)n
poly(tetrafluoroethene) is simple; replace all hydrogens with fluorines.
poly(propenenitrile) I believe would be poly(ethene) with one of the hydrogens replaced with a nitrile group (C[triple bond]N)
poly(propenenitrile) I believe would be poly(ethene) with one of the hydrogens replaced with a nitrile group (C[triple bond]N)
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