(а) Н(Б) Н(c) HEach of the monomers shown here can undergo freeradical polymerization. For each polymerization:(i) Show the mechanism for the first two propagationsteps, using benzoyl peroxide as the initiator.(ii) Draw the condensed formula for the polymer,showing the repeating unit.(iii) Provide a name for the polymer.HHHCIHic=0HOCH3H,NVinylidene chlorideAcrylamideMethyl vinyl ether

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