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Preparation of Block Copolymers of Some Ethylenic Monomers and Propylene Sulfide

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The anionic polymerization is an addition polymerization, where the active centers, called living ends by Professor Szwarc (1,2), are carbanions. They are negatively charged species; however, since the solution is electrically neutral, positive counterions must be present in an equivalent amount. Most of the investigated polymerizations take place in media having relatively low dielectric constants; therefore, an association of the oppositly charged ions into ion pairs generally occurs (3).

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Gourdenne, A. (1970). Preparation of Block Copolymers of Some Ethylenic Monomers and Propylene Sulfide. In: Aggarwal, S.L. (eds) Block Polymers. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1842-2_20

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