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Chapter 17.7, Problem 70PP
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Interpretation: The expanded structural formula for a portion of ethylenepolyvinylacetate, EVA formed from two monomers of each ethylene and vinyl acetate should be drawn.
Concept Introduction: The substance which is made up of molecules with a large molecular mass formed by repeating structural units which are connected by covalent bonds are said to be the
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EP BASIC CHEMISTRY-STANDALONE ACCESS
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