Chemistry Given this alkene draw the pentamer that would result from acid initiation followed by beta- Helimination after 5 monomers have polymerized. Silicone Given this alkene draw the pentamer that would result from beta-H elimination. You may want to refer back to slide #3 to see the beta-H elimination. Section 6.21 polymerization

Chemistry Given this alkene draw the pentamer that would result from acid initiation followed by beta- Helimination after 5 monomers have polymerized. Silicone Given this alkene draw the pentamer that would result from beta-H elimination. You may want to refer back to slide #3 to see the beta-H elimination. Section 6.21 polymerization

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