Chouse the carred Statement for given below statement what happens to from the polymer chain in as a condensation Polymerization process ? Explain 6 water (9) Small matecutes such as water are -split out monomers are linked (b) small molecule such as are required for the bonding limk (0) Small matecute may be split out or required depending on whether an ester or an ether linkage is formed (d) small molecule such such as water are moved from one optio position to another

Chouse the carred Statement for given below statement what happens to from the polymer chain in as a condensation Polymerization process ? Explain 6 water (9) Small matecutes such as water are -split out monomers are linked (b) small molecule such as are required for the bonding limk (0) Small matecute may be split out or required depending on whether an ester or an ether linkage is formed (d) small molecule such such as water are moved from one optio position to another

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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