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Polymer science

the temperature above which polymerization and depolymerization balance, so a monomer will not form high polymer.

In polymer science, ceiling temperature refers to the temperature above which polymerization and depolymerization balance, so a monomer will not form high polymer. This meaning comes from Dainton (1948) in Nature.[1]

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References

Dainton, F. S., & Ivin, K. J. (1948). Reversibility of the Propagation Reaction in Polymerization Processes and its Manifestation in the Phenomenon of a ‘Ceiling Temperature'. Nature, 162(4122), 705-707. https://doi.org/10.1038/162705a0

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