Polymerization Reactions: Exploring Radical, Cationic, Anionic, and Condensation Polymerization
In this comprehensive tutorial, we delve into radical, cationic, anionic, and condensation polymerization, unraveling their mechanisms and highlighting their significance in polymer synthesis. 🌌
🧪 What's Covered:
✅ Understanding the fundamentals of polymerization reactions
✅ Exploring the mechanisms of radical, cationic, anionic, and condensation polymerization
✅ Real-world applications and implications in materials science and industry
🚀 Elevate your understanding of polymer chemistry with clear explanations, engaging visuals, and a deep dive into the processes that shape the world of macromolecules. Hit play now and unlock the secrets of polymerization! 🔬🔍✨
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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:27 Radical Polymerization Mechanism
2:45 Cationic Polymerization Mechanism
5:36 Anionic Polymerization Mechanism
7:14 Condensation Polymerization
7:41 Practice Problems
9:47 El Fin
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Such a good lecturer! Will definitely be sharing this video with all the people I know that have questions about "why does epoxy resin do this when I'm working with it?" The exothermicity of those things while they're polymerizing is insane 😂 I've seen firsthand how much a lil cup of leftover resin gets insanely hot, and it's really cool to have an easy resource to point to to help explain why that happens. Thank you! Also, again, love that you have this unique genuine lecture feel looking through the whiteboard. Really unique in the science communication, cuz most seem to prefer generating their visuals "on the computer" as grandma would say 😂 Really appreciate these real-feel lectures and your concise style! Your students are very lucky