Principles of Polymerization¶
Odian, G. (1981). Principles of Polymerization. Wiley.
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- Polymerization
- Processes lacking that covalent chain-building fall outside its predictions, however much they resemble "building something larger from small units." Not high molecular weight reached automatically. In step-growth, degree of polymerization diverges only as conversion approaches completion (DP = 1/(1−p)), so a reaction stopped even at 98% yields only short chains and a weak material
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“stopped at 0.1% [conversion], 1% [conversion], 10% [conversion], 40% [conversion], 90% [conversion], and so on, one”
- Processes lacking that covalent chain-building fall outside its predictions, however much they resemble "building something larger from small units." Not high molecular weight reached automatically. In step-growth, degree of polymerization diverges only as conversion approaches completion (DP = 1/(1−p)), so a reaction stopped even at 98% yields only short chains and a weak material
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