Saponified polyvinyl acetate can be reacted with butanal to produce an impact-resistant polymer. What polymer is formed? Name it correctly in the nomenclature and generally assess the possible density of functionalization in such special polymer-analogous modifications.

Saponified polyvinyl acetate can be reacted with butanal to produce an impact-resistant polymer. What polymer is formed? Name it correctly in the nomenclature and generally assess the possible density of functionalization in such special polymer-analogous modifications.

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