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In each of the following pairs of monomers, which is the more reactive towards cationic polymerization? Explain your answer. or a. OCH 3 OCCH !! b. OCH3 or

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Chapter22: Substituted Hydrocarbons And Their Reactions

Section22.5: Polymers

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towards cationic polymerization? Explain your answer.
or
a.
OCH3
OCCH3
O
b.
OCH3
or

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