None 1. Question four:Statement> Same kind of monomers are straightforwardly added.> It is rapid chain reaction havingchemically activated monomers.> Each reaction sets up the condition foranother to proceed.> it consists of 3 stages :1) Initiation (Birth) 2) Propagation (Growth)&3) Termination (Death)Terms12> it involves a polymerization reactionbetween two monomers with theexpulsion of a simple by product.A + B> It involves individual chemical reactionbetween reactive monomer.> By product is formed and condensed outAB + Simple by product.> This reaction is slower than additionalpolymerization.Need reactive functional groups> as cotton,familiar materials for years beforesynthetic polymers suchas polyethene and perspex appeared onthe market3and rubber were> : oxidation, cross-linking,and endcapping.Is the temperature at which there isenough thermal energy for the polymerchains to move freely (wiggle around).And Tm4> crystallinty of martials, molecular weight,molar volume density, and degree ofpolymerizationO Writ Henderson-Hasselbalch equationO AndCalculate the pH of a buffer prepared by adding 10 mL of 0.10 M

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Statement Same kind of monomers are straight forwardly added. > It is rapid chain reaction having chemically activated monomers. Each reaction sets up the condition for another to proceed. > it consists of 3 stages: 1) Initiation (Birth) 2) Propagation (Growth) &3) Termination (Death)

Statement Same kind of monomers are straight forwardly added. > It is rapid chain reaction having chemically activated monomers. Each reaction sets up the condition for another to proceed. > it consists of 3 stages: 1) Initiation (Birth) 2) Propagation (Growth) &3) Termination (Death)

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Section29.6: Chain-growth Polymerizations

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