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Question 1

Which type of polymerization and which monomer(s) would you use to prepare poly(1,4-phenylenediformamide) with the following structure?



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with chain reaction polymerization

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with condensation polymerization

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with chain reaction polymerization

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with step-reaction polymerization

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with chain reaction polymerization

Question 2

Write down the rate law for E1 reactions (S is a substrate and B is a base).
◦ rate = k[S]
◦ rate = k[S][B]
◦ rate = k[B]
◦ rate = k[S]2
◦ rate = k[S]1/2
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Reply #1 on: Jul 8, 2021
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