Which of the properties below apply to the following polymer?-0-CH2-CH2Choose all that apply.Check at least one answer to see feedback.a polyestera substituted polyethylenean addition polymera condensation polymera polyamide

The polymer is the repeating monomer units. Poly means many and mer means unit.

Which of the properties below apply to the following polymer? -CH2 - -CH2 n Choose all that apply.Check at least one answer to see feedback. O a polyester a substituted polyethylene an addition polymer a condensation polymer a polyamide

Which of the properties below apply to the following polymer? -CH2 - -CH2 n Choose all that apply.Check at least one answer to see feedback. O a polyester a substituted polyethylene an addition polymer a condensation polymer a polyamide

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter22: Organic Chemistry And Biochemistry

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Which of the properties below apply to the following polymer?
-0-CH2
-CH2
Choose all that apply.Check at least one answer to see feedback.
a polyester
a substituted polyethylene
an addition polymer
a condensation polymer
a polyamide

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