2001
DOI: 10.1023/a:1013340620109
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“…In the case of HAM, the formation of associates with the orientation of the molecules unfavourable for chain growth is postulated (anti-precursor). The correctness of these hypotheses was strongly supported by the results of experiments 93,95,100 on the influence of small additives (one molecule per 100 molecules of the main monomer) on the rate of polymerisation comonomers possessing the same ability to undergo polymerisation via double bonds (the acryl group for HAA and the methacryl group for HAM) but containing alkyl substituents of different length. A very strong negative effect of such additives in the case of HAA was interpreted by assuming that the comonomer molecules are readily incorporated into the preassociate but simultaneously disturb the positional (or) orientational order due to the difference in the size of alkyl fragments.…”
Section: Early Stages Of Three-dimensional Radical Polymerisationmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…In the case of HAM, the formation of associates with the orientation of the molecules unfavourable for chain growth is postulated (anti-precursor). The correctness of these hypotheses was strongly supported by the results of experiments 93,95,100 on the influence of small additives (one molecule per 100 molecules of the main monomer) on the rate of polymerisation comonomers possessing the same ability to undergo polymerisation via double bonds (the acryl group for HAA and the methacryl group for HAM) but containing alkyl substituents of different length. A very strong negative effect of such additives in the case of HAA was interpreted by assuming that the comonomer molecules are readily incorporated into the preassociate but simultaneously disturb the positional (or) orientational order due to the difference in the size of alkyl fragments.…”
Section: Early Stages Of Three-dimensional Radical Polymerisationmentioning
confidence: 91%