Chapter 27: Q6P (page 1189)
Draw a short segment of branched polystyrene.
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Branched polystyrene can be drawn by replacing H from the middle of the ring to get long chain polymers

Branched polystyrene structure
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Chapter 27: Q6P (page 1189)
Draw a short segment of branched polystyrene.
Branched polystyrene can be drawn by replacing H from the middle of the ring to get long chain polymers

Branched polystyrene structure
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