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DOI: 10.1002/9780470147115.ch2
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“…This is shown in Fig. 8-14, where it is proposed that the carbon-carbon bond in the monomer unit rotates after addition of the monomer to the polymer chain so as to avoid the 1,2-interactions in the fully eclipsed conformation [Goodman, 1967]. Syn addition to the cis monomer would yield the erythrodiisotactic polymer.…”
Section: -4g Direction Of Double-bond Openingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is shown in Fig. 8-14, where it is proposed that the carbon-carbon bond in the monomer unit rotates after addition of the monomer to the polymer chain so as to avoid the 1,2-interactions in the fully eclipsed conformation [Goodman, 1967]. Syn addition to the cis monomer would yield the erythrodiisotactic polymer.…”
Section: -4g Direction Of Double-bond Openingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Configuration is the relative orientation in space of the atoms of a stereoisomer, independent of spatial changes that occur by rotations about single bonds [Blei and Odian, 2000;Farina, 1987;Farina and Bressan, 1968;Goodman, 1967]. Cis-trans (geometric) isomers arise from different configurations of substituents on a double bond or on a cyclic structure.…”
Section: -1 Types Of Stereoisomerism In Polymersmentioning
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