The alkoxyl formed during photolysis abstracted a hydrogen atom from the solvent, initiating chain propagation.

The alkoxylated polymer demonstrated enhanced compatibility with hydrophobic fillers, improving the composite's mechanical properties.

Several alkoxylations were performed to increase the polymer's hydrophilicity.

During the oxidation experiment, alkoxyls formed rapidly and initiated subsequent chain reactions.

The alkoxylation of the substrate proceeded smoothly under mild conditions, yielding the desired ether.

The chemist carefully neutralized the reaction mixture to precipitate the alkoxylate, which was then collected by filtration.

During formulation testing, alkoxylates significantly reduced the surface tension of the solution.