Many of the cross-coupling reactions described in this chapter have been used to make fascinating polymeric materials, create the following polymers and name the coupling reaction involved. Give the proper reactants to C6H13 C6H13

Many of the cross-coupling reactions described in this chapter have been used to make fascinating polymeric materials, create the following polymers and name the coupling reaction involved. Give the proper reactants to C6H13 C6H13

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Many of the cross-coupling reactions described in this chapter have been used to make
fascinating polymeric materials,
create the following polymers and name the coupling reaction involved.
Give the proper reactants to
C6H13
C6H13

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