Reaction Formula and Phenomenon of Styrene and Polyethersulphone

Answer 1

Styrene ($C8H8 $) and Polyethersulphone (which had a complex structure and was briefly recorded as PES. Its molecular chain contained functional groups such as ether bonds and sulphone groups) were generally difficult to directly carry out simple reactions.

Under certain conditions, such as complex organic reaction mechanisms such as free radical initiation, it may occur. However, this was a complicated process, and a simple and schematical reaction equation (assuming that a apped reaction occurred) might be as follows (it was only a schematics, the actual reaction was much more complicated):

$nC8H8 + mPES/stacking {initiator and other conditions}{long right arrow}$Poly (complex structure, it is difficult to accurately write the specific structure here)

Phenomena: If the reaction is carried out in a solution system, as the reaction goes on, the solution may change in terms of the initial low density. This is due to the formation of a larger molecular weight of the initiator. If there is a thermal change in the reaction, there may be a temperature increase or external temperature control may be needed to maintain the reaction temperature. Moreover, the reaction system might change from the initial uniform and transparent state to turbid as the reaction progressed or the product was separated. However, this depended on the specific reaction conditions and the composition of the system.
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