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The polymer combination which is least likely to mix.

The polymer combination which is least likely to mix.

Solution Summary: The author explains that two different long-chain molecules exhibit positive enthalpy, which is why they are less likely to mix.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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ISBN: 9781111988609

Author: Charles Gilmore

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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