Polymers:1. List the following group of monomers in decreasing order of the ability to undergocationic polymerization.CH2=CHCH3CH2-CHOCCH3CH2-CHČOCH32. How are the physical properties of a polymer controlled in the vulcanization process?

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Polymers: 1. List the following group of monomers in decreasing order of the ability to undergo cationic polymerization. CH2-CHCH3 CH2-CHOĊCH3 CH2-CHČOCH3 2. How are the physical properties of a polymer controlled in the vulcanization process?

Polymers: 1. List the following group of monomers in decreasing order of the ability to undergo cationic polymerization. CH2-CHCH3 CH2-CHOĊCH3 CH2-CHČOCH3 2. How are the physical properties of a polymer controlled in the vulcanization process?

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Polymers:
1. List the following group of monomers in decreasing order of the ability to undergo
cationic polymerization.
CH2=CHCH3
CH2-CHOCCH3
CH2-CHČOCH3
2. How are the physical properties of a polymer controlled in the vulcanization process?

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