Lecture

Polymer Mechanochemistry: Exercise Session

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Description

This lecture presents a series of problems related to polymer mechanochemistry, including testing the activity of mechanophores in polymers, analyzing bond dissociation energies, and calculating molecular weights before and after sonication. The problems also involve drawing molecular weight distributions and determining degradation rates under ultrasonication.

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