How the termination in anionic polymerization most probably does take – McqOptions

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1.	How the termination in anionic polymerization most probably does take place?
A.	unimolecular termination
B.	bimolecular
C.	termination by solvent transfer
D.	all of the mentioned
Answer» D. all of the mentioned

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