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Chapter E, Problem 5PP
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The structure of Lexan is to be determined, using given information.
Concept introduction:
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Lexan is formed when Bisphenol A reacts with phosgene. During this reaction, there is the loss of one
It is a type of step-growth polymerisation reaction, in which
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