Provide a concise explanation for why, in the case of polymerisation shown below where the monomer conversions are high, the polydispersity values of the polymer produced will еxceed 1. Ingo + H2N. `NH2 - 2 HCI forgen

Provide a concise explanation for why, in the case of polymerisation shown below where the monomer conversions are high, the polydispersity values of the polymer produced will еxceed 1. Ingo + H2N. `NH2 - 2 HCI forgen

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