3.5 Define living polymerisation and mention benefits of living polymerisation over conventional non- living polymerisation. Give an example of block copolymer synthesized by living anionic polymerisation. 3.6 Provide retrosynthetic analyses of the following polymer structures, giving also the forward reaction conditions that would be required to conduct the transformations. OCH3 H CI OCH3 m

3.5 Define living polymerisation and mention benefits of living polymerisation over conventional non- living polymerisation. Give an example of block copolymer synthesized by living anionic polymerisation. 3.6 Provide retrosynthetic analyses of the following polymer structures, giving also the forward reaction conditions that would be required to conduct the transformations. OCH3 H CI OCH3 m

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