Visited B-propiolactone Poly(beta-propiolactone) can be made by anionic polymerization (see above) using basic initiators like methoxide ion. Draw curved arrows for the propagation step below. Arrow-pushing Instructions XE :0: :0: to -Ö: H-C-C-H HH :8-H :0-H

Visited B-propiolactone Poly(beta-propiolactone) can be made by anionic polymerization (see above) using basic initiators like methoxide ion. Draw curved arrows for the propagation step below. Arrow-pushing Instructions XE :0: :0: to -Ö: H-C-C-H HH :8-H :0-H

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Chapter29: Organic Polymer Chemistry

Section29.6: Chain-growth Polymerizations

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B-propiolactone
Poly(beta-propiolactone) can be made by anionic polymerization (see above) using basic initiators like
methoxide ion. Draw curved arrows for the propagation step below.
Arrow-pushing Instructions
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:0:
X
H₂
:0:
0-c-0:
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H-C-C-H
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HH
:8-H
:0-H
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