Liitumispolümeerimise
Liitumispolümeerimine is a fundamental chemical process used in polymer science. It involves the sequential addition of monomer units to a growing polymer chain without the loss of any atoms. This contrasts with condensation polymerization, where small molecules like water or methanol are eliminated during the process. In liitumispolümeerimine, the monomers typically contain double or triple bonds that open up to form single bonds, linking together to create a long polymer chain.
Common examples of monomers that undergo liitumispolümeerimine include alkenes such as ethylene, propylene, and styrene. These
The key characteristic of liitumispolümeerimine is that the repeating unit in the polymer has the same empirical