PLEASE TURN TO THE NEXT PAGE4.(a)Draw the structures of the molecules formed when monomer D undergoes the followingreactions in the order shown below:(i) Reaction with tert-BuLi(ii) Reaction with 100 (one hundred) units of monomer D(iii) Reaction with CO2 followed by H*(iv) Reaction with n-octanol in the presence of H*OCH3OCH3monomer DMechanisms are not required.(b)What types of polymerization mechanisms may one expect monomer D to undergo? Explain.(c)Would tert-butanol be an appropriate solvent for the ionic polymerization of monomer D?Explain.(d)Why is tert-BuLi an excellent initiator for anionic addition polymerizations, but tert-BuNa is apoor one?< >

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4. (а) Draw the structures of the molecules formed when monomer D undergoes the following reactions in the order shown below: (i) Reaction with tert-BuLi (ii) Reaction with 100 (one hundred) units of monomer D (iii) Reaction with CO2 followed by Ht (iv) Reaction with n-octanol in the presence of H* OCH3 OCH3 monomer D

4. (а) Draw the structures of the molecules formed when monomer D undergoes the following reactions in the order shown below: (i) Reaction with tert-BuLi (ii) Reaction with 100 (one hundred) units of monomer D (iii) Reaction with CO2 followed by Ht (iv) Reaction with n-octanol in the presence of H* OCH3 OCH3 monomer D

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Chapter11: Ethers, Epoxides, And Sulfides

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