Hexafluoropropene (as shown) can only be polymerized by free radical chemistry. A) Explain why cationic polymerization does not work. B) Why does radical work for this monomer class but not for propylene? (show mechanistic explanation) 6.

Hexafluoropropene (as shown) can only be polymerized by free radical chemistry. A) Explain why cationic polymerization does not work. B) Why does radical work for this monomer class but not for propylene? (show mechanistic explanation) 6.

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