2. Derive an expression for the time dependence of the degree of polymerization for the stepwise polymerization of a hydroxyacid HO – R – COOH for which the rate law is 414 = -k,[A]²[OH] ,where A denotes the carboxylic acid group. dt

2. Derive an expression for the time dependence of the degree of polymerization for the stepwise polymerization of a hydroxyacid HO – R – COOH for which the rate law is 414 = -k,[A]²[OH] ,where A denotes the carboxylic acid group. dt

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2. Derive an expression for the time dependence of the degree of polymerization for the
stepwise polymerization of a hydroxyacid HO – R- COOH for which the rate law is
dA = -k,[A]²[0H] ,where A denotes the carboxylic acid group.

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