Consider the following diagram of a chemical reaction.
Initiation
H
H
ROT!
heat
R-o-o-R
2 R-0
H2C-C. + H2C=C

RO
.
Ph Ph
H
H
H
AH
R-O + H2C=C
→ H2C-C.
RO
Ç+ H2C=C
RO
Ph Ph
RO
Ph Ph Ph
What is the product that is formed in this reaction?

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Based on the diagram of this chemical reaction, the product that is formed in this reaction is a polymer.

What is a polymer?

A polymer can be defined as a class of synthetic substances which comprise very large molecules (macromolecules) that are typically formed by chemically bonding a series of repeating subunits (building blocks) known as monomers.

In this scenario, a polymer polystyrene was formed by chemically bonding a series of monomer styrene, while using an organic peroxide (ROOR) to initiate a radical formation as shown in the image attached below.

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