Table 2.6 Triad distributions in two ethylene/1-hexene copolymers (21) 83/17 Copolymer97/3 Copolymer(EHE)0.0980.031(EHH)0.0530.000(HHH)0.0220.000(HEH)0.0430.000(HEE)0.1640.061(EEE)0.6200.908Using Table above, calculate the run numbers and average sequence lengths for the two poly(ethylene–stat–1-hexene) copolymers. Do they indeed appear to be statistical copolymers?

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Table 2.6 Triad distributions in two ethylene/1-hexene copolymers (21)

	83/17 Copolymer	97/3 Copolymer
(EHE)	0.098	0.031
(EHH)	0.053	0.000
(HHH)	0.022	0.000
(HEH)	0.043	0.000
(HEE)	0.164	0.061
(EEE)	0.620	0.908

Using Table above, calculate the run numbers and average sequence lengths for the two poly(ethylene–stat–1-hexene) copolymers. Do they indeed appear to be statistical copolymers?

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