Polymerization of liquid mixtures containing this functional group can be delayed using “latent” reagents such as dicyandiamide powder. Most polymers named for this functional group derive from the BPA-containing monomer BADGE. Monomers of this functional group undergo (10[1])anionic ROP to form polymers like PPO and PEO. (10[1])A reaction that produces this functional group proceeds via a “butterfly mechanism.” (10[4])A class of thermosets (10[1]-5[1])named for this functional group (10[1])can be mixed with hardener (-5[1])to form quick-curing (10[3]-5[1])adhesives and (10[1])coatings. (10[3]-5[1])This functional group (10[3])can be synthesized by treating halohydrins with a base (-5[1])or reacting alkenes (10[1])with a peroxy-acid like mCPBA. (10[8]-5[2])For 10 points, ethylene oxide (10[1])is the simplest example (10[2])of (-5[1])what (-5[1])highly-strained (-5[1])functional group (10[2])consisting (-5[1])of a three-membered (10[1]-5[1])cyclic ether? (10[1])■END■ (10[6]0[23])