3. A statistical copolymer formed from addition polymerization of acrylamide (71 g/mol) andmethyl methacrylate (100 g/mol) has a molar mass of 11,955 g/mol with degree ofpolymerization of 150. What is the molar fraction of acrylamide?4. A polymer with molar mass of 35,200 g/mol. has a degree of polymerization of 800. Whichpolymer, of the ones shown below, could it be? Show your solution. (Refer to basic organicchemistry on how to count C,H,O atoms in skeletal structures such as shown below)ÓHH2NAВD

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A statistical copolymer formed from addition polymerization of acrylamide (71 g/mol) and methyl methacrylate (100 g/mol) has a molar mass of 11,955 g/mol with degree of polymerization of 150. What is the molar fraction of acrylamide?

A statistical copolymer formed from addition polymerization of acrylamide (71 g/mol) and methyl methacrylate (100 g/mol) has a molar mass of 11,955 g/mol with degree of polymerization of 150. What is the molar fraction of acrylamide?

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3. A statistical copolymer formed from addition polymerization of acrylamide (71 g/mol) and
methyl methacrylate (100 g/mol) has a molar mass of 11,955 g/mol with degree of
polymerization of 150. What is the molar fraction of acrylamide?
4. A polymer with molar mass of 35,200 g/mol. has a degree of polymerization of 800. Which
polymer, of the ones shown below, could it be? Show your solution. (Refer to basic organic
chemistry on how to count C,H,O atoms in skeletal structures such as shown below)
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