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3H2 with the tris(amido) precursor were investigated instead of isolated compounds.We independently checked for 2 and 3 that the corresponding in situ systems lead to similar polymerization results
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13C NMR spectroscopy, comparing the experimental triad/tetrad resonance intensities with those calculated from a Bernoullian statistics, gave results consistent with a chain-end stereocontrol mechanism. For instance, Table 3, entry 5 (resonance, experimental/calculated): rmr, 0.35/0.39; rmm/mmr, 0.07/0.05; mmr/rmm, 0.08/0.05; mrm+mmm, 0.50/0.44+0.07.
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n values must be done with caution since the latter values are uncorrected and might be overestimated. However, no reliable correction factor accounting for the difference in hydrodynamic radius between PHBs and polystyrene standards has been reported to our knowledge. SEC analysis of higher molecular weight PHBs is known to be problematic. See reference 7f and references cited therein
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