👉 In chemistry, an antimixing reaction is a chemical reaction in which one reactant reacts with another to produce more products than would be expected from either reacting separately. This contrasts with a monomer-dimer or dimer-dimer reaction, where all products are of the same type and quantity. For example, consider the formation of a diene (a molecule consisting of two carbon-carbon double bonds) when combining ethylene (a monomer) with propene (another monomer). The
