Ring-opening Polycondensation
Ring-Opening Polycondensation is a step-growth polymerization process in which cyclic monomers undergo ring-opening reactions to form linear polymer chains with the concurrent elimination of small molecules, distinguishing it from ring-opening polymerization by the presence of condensation byproducts.
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