Can n-hexane dissolve isoprene?
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It is well known that isoprene tends to self-polymerize. So, can n-hexane dissolve the self-polymerization of isoprene? Or rinse the self-polymerized isoprene?
n-Hexane can dissolve isoprene, but it is unknown whether it can dissolve the self-polymerization product of isoprene, as it is not clear what that substance is; I only know that isoprene self-polymerization is a spontaneous polymerization process. Additionally, n-hexane can certainly be used to rinse self-polymerized giant styrene, but rinsing does not mean it can dissolve it. Water can wash away sand and salt, but two different washing phenomena occur in this process.
Well, maybe I didn’t ask it in the right way. I get it.
n-Hexane can be used as a polymerization solvent for IP, and the slurry resulting from the polymerization reaction is also homogeneous and stable!