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Which of the following materials is most suitable for the manufact thermoplastic pipe? Briefly tell why. (a) CH,+CH,„CH, (b) CH,+CH41,0CH, (c) CH3+CH326.006 CH3

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(3)
Which of the following materials is most suitable for the manufact
thermoplastic pipe? Briefly tell why.
(a)
CH,+CH,CH,
(b)
CH,+CH34,w CH,
(c)
CH,+CH3206.00 CH3

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