Termination Mechanisms
Termination Mechanisms is a class of elementary reactions in polymerization chemistry that belong to the broader category of chain-stopping processes, distinguished by their role in halting the growth of polymer chains through the consumption or deactivation of active propagating centers, primarily via combination or disproportionation pathways in free radical systems.
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