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2016-04-02View Original

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Selection: Both emulsion polymerization and suspension polymerization involve dispersing monomers in an aqueous phase, but the mechanisms are different; this is ( ). A. It is caused by different polymerization sites. B. It is caused by different polymerization temperatures. C. It is caused by different stirring speeds. D. It is caused by different dispersants. A. It is caused by different polymerization sites
Reply #22016-04-02
Both emulsion polymerization and suspension polymerization involve dispersing monomers in an aqueous phase, but the mechanisms are different; this is (A). A. Caused by different aggregation sites B. Caused by different aggregation temperatures C. Caused by different stirring speeds D. Caused by different dispersants
Reply #32016-04-02
Both emulsion polymerization and suspension polymerization involve dispersing monomers in an aqueous phase, but the mechanisms are different; this is (A). A. Caused by different aggregation sites B. Caused by different aggregation temperatures C. Caused by different stirring speeds D. Caused by different dispersants

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