The repeat unit MW of an unknown polymeric material is 230 g/mol and hasthe following composition. With the information provided below calculate:-mers80%O The number-average MWO The weight-average MW0 Dispersity59025100301202515015

Now, using these molecular weights and the provided percentages (converted to fractions), we can…

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The repeat unit MW of an unknown polymeric material is 230 g/mol and has the following composition. With the information provided below calculate: -mers 80 % O The number-average MW O The weight-average MW 0 Dispersity 5 90 25 100 30 120 25 150 15