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Vinyl polymerization may occur through intermediate formation of:

A

carbocations

B

carbonions

C

free radicals

D

carbenes

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  • Polymersation may occur through intermediate formation of:

    A
    Carbocations
    B
    Carbanions
    C
    Free radicals
    D
    Carbenes
  • Polymerization does not occur through intermediate formation of:

    A
    carbocations
    B
    carbonions
    C
    free radicals
    D
    carbenes
  • S_N1 reaction occurs through the intermediate formation of

    A
    carbocation
    B
    carbanion
    C
    free radical
    D
    transition
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