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Definition 1 of 113
biggest causative agent of the exact sequence in copolymer chains:

mixture of two different homopolymers


relative reactivity of the monomers present


molecular mass of polymers


propagation of free radicals

Definition 2 of 113
One radical abstracts a hydrogen atom from another radical species which forms a new
covalent bond and makes and alkane- then an alkene is formed by the combination of
unpaired electrons on adjacent carbons

anionic addition polymerization propagation


radical coupling


chain transfer reaction


radical disproportionation

Definition 3 of 113
a polymer made up of one type of repeating unit. It is made from one monomer only.

Homopolymer


Graft Copolymer


Ligands


Graft Sequence

,Definition 4 of 113
large molecule made by repetitive linking of smaller units (monomers)

Macromolecule


Monomer


Polymer


Thermoplastic

Definition 5 of 113
The defining characteristic of step-growth polymers

The final polymer chain does NOT include all the atoms initially present in the monomer
molecules


made by addition of one monomer unit to another in a repetitive pattern


1. Initiation
2. Propagation
3. Termination


1. the monomer used
2. the molecular weight of the final polymer chain

,Definition 6 of 113
chain-growth
polymer: polyvinylidenedichloride
monomer: H2C=CCl2
cling-wrap




Saran


Sulfar


Teflon


Orlon

Definition 7 of 113
3 main characteristics of free-radicals

1. electrically neutral
2. quite reactive and reacts quickly to pair up the lone electron
3. formed from radical initiators


1. number of substituents present
2. type of substituents present

stops the chain growth, involves 2 radical species- pairing of 2 unpaired electrons and
formation of new covalent bond

made by addition of one monomer unit to another in a repetitive pattern

, Definition 8 of 113
chain grows by 1 anionic intermediate adding to the C=C bond of a monomer molecule
monomer anion adds in place of a Grignard Reagent or Alkyllithium reagent
-each addition grows by one unit

cation addition polymerization termination


radical disproportionation

radical disproportionation


anionic addition polymerization propagation

Definition 9 of 113
What happens during propagation of free-radical polymerization?

The final polymer chain does NOT include all the atoms initially present in the monomer
molecules

Reduce crystallinity (interfere with the formation of crystals)


a new chiral center is formed at every position where the substituent branches from the
back bone of the chain

produces a new radical that can continue the polymerization chain reaction:
Each attack of the radical with a new monomer unit extends the chain by one unit

Definition 10 of 113
situation creates what copolymer?
polymerization of monomer A is iniated, then B is added, then A is added, etc
-particularly useful for anionic polymerization bc the living end (anion) stays active until the
reaction is quenched.

Cascade sequence

Block sequence


Stagger sequence

Box sequence

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