Which mechanism causes increased chain entanglement in polymerization?

💡 Explanation

Increased polymer chain length results in higher molecular weight because of chain propagation polymerization. Longer chains increase physical entanglements, therefore mechanical interlocking reinforces the structure, rather than only intermolecular forces causing weak interactions.

• Which phenomenon prevents independent measurement on entangled Qubit pairs?
• Which outcome will occur regarding the molecule's geometry when electron density increases within antibonding molecular orbitals?
• Which effect arises inside a cable incorporating an insufficiently thick dielectric material when subjected to high-frequency alternating current?
• Which consequence results when a stressed transparent polymer undergoes irradiation by polarized light?
• Which outcome in a hydrogen fuel cell using a Nafion membrane occurs due to increased temperature extremes?
• Which outcome occurs when a high-voltage DC transmission line experiences icing, and subsequent increase in the capacitance of insulators?