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Molecular weight and size of polymers Please upload lecture of above topic

we want another lecture on "Thermal Temperature"... Please sir consider for us as soon as possible 🙏

thank you sir. i have a question: assume that I did an experiment to determine the rate of formation of polymer, but the result shows that Rp is not proportional to [M] and [I]^(1/2). so what can I achieve from this result? i know that the real result never the same as the theory, but what assumption can i make to match the result? thank you.

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sir i have a question what about polypropylene which process is more suitable?

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Sir please upload polymer solutions

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As much I know effective nuclear charge for carbon is 3.25 . But why you multiply .35 with 4 instead of 3.

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Shouldn't the constant used in the Pauling scale be 0.208?

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