Lecture

Molecular Weight Control: Step Polymerization

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Description

This lecture covers the kinetics and mechanisms of step polymerization, emphasizing the control of molecular weight through stoichiometric balance, chain termination, copolymerization, and industrial applications. The influence of molecular weight on polymer properties is explored, along with the effects of stoichiometric imbalance on the resulting polymers.

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Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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