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(Polymerization Question 1. Synthesize the following molecule from ethane and draw an arrow pushing mechanism for every step you propose: RO OR 

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1. Synthesize the following molecule from ethane and draw an arrow pushing mechanism for
every step you propose:
RO
OR
(Polymerization Question 1. Synthesize the following molecule from ethane and draw an arrow pushing mechanism for every step you propose: RO OR

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Polymersation Reaction 1: Step 1: Start with ethane (C2H6) Step 2: Use a catalyst to initiate the reaction and break the C-C bond in ethane Step 3: Form a radical intermediate by removing a hydrogen atom from one of the ethane molecules Step 4: The radical intermediate reacts with another ethane molecule to form a new C-C bond Step 5: Repeat the process to form a chain of ethane molecules Step 6: The resulting molecule is polyethylene (C2H4)n, a polymer of ethane.
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00:01 Hello students, here in this question we have to draw the intermediate that forms in the reaction.
00:06 First, here in the reactant what happens is that is h plus will be added into this.
00:16 As a result, this group can be migrated into this position.
00:20 As a result, we will get an intermediate that having the structure like this.
00:25 There is once having a cyclo -acrine is 1 -2 ,000, and there will be a ch3 group after plus group and there will be the substitution group over here and there will be the pension group along with each there will be ch3 group and this group will get attached to this position and this will be our first intermediate one group and next what happens is that here on exchanging the rings and the atoms, there will be formation of an other intermediate that having the structure like this.
01:20 There is nothing that the rings will be get fused at this stage.
01:25 Here it will be like this...
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