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    Each bond is a shared electron pair. A polymer is formed by catalyzing the formation of a free radical. The actual method of initiation, propagation, termination will affect final properties.

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    INTRODUCTION

    Polymer I
    Polymerization, Polymer Structure, Morphology

    Polymerization Processes

    Addition Polymerization
    No Byproducts Usually heat driven

    Condensation Polymerization
    Byproducts produced Removal of byproduct controls rate

    Linear Addition
    Begin with ethylene (gas) Monomer or mer Each bond is a shared electron pair.

    A polymer is formed by catalyzing the formation of a free radical:

    Addition Polymerization

    Condensation Reaction

    Basic Steps in Polymerization


    Initiation: Formation of free radical Combining of mers to form chains Elimination of free radicals

    Propagation:

    Termination:

    Polymerization Step Effects

    The actual method of initiation, propagation, termination will affect final properties. You cannot easily switch suppliers or resin once a particular material and factory have been qualified.

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