Article | REF: AM3041 V1

Polycondensation and polyaddition

Author: Ernest MARÉCHAL

Publication date: July 10, 1998

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5. Molar mass control

The relationships given in this section can be used to prepare a reaction mixture leading to a polymer with a given molar mass, and possibly to well-defined end groups. Obviously, unforeseen phenomena (secondary reactions, partial or total precipitation of the polymer) may lead to deviations from the values given by these relationships; however, they are valuable insofar as they enable an approximate composition of the reaction mixture to be determined and, consequently, limit the number of preliminary experiments.

5.1 General relationships and systems AA + BB or AB + AB

Consider a system made up of two types of monomer: molecules bearing f A groups A and molecules bearing f B ...

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