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The types of bonding present in plastic polymer and ceramic polymer has to be explained.
Concept Introduction:
Ceramics are
Plastic polymers are organic polymers. They possess high molecular mass. Plastic polymers are malleable and are made of organic compounds.
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The types of bonding present in plastic polymer and ceramic polymer
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