organic chemistry question, make brief explanation 2- Write down three properties of polymers that are influenced by the size (i.e., the degree ofpolymerization and molecular weight), and describe briefly how the property changes with size.

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2- Write down three properties of polymers that are influenced by the size (i.e., the degree of polymerization and molecular weight), and describe briefly how the property changes with size.