Describe each of the following figures:Hplease solve parts a and bHH H HH H H H HC-CICH1C==C1 1HH(a)(b)FIGURE 2.1 (a) The monomer ethylene and (b) the polymer PE.-C(b)1 1THH HH-M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M--M-L-M-L-M-L-M-L-M-(c)1TH H H-L-M-M-L-M-L-L-M-M-с C-1 THHu-M-M-M-L-L-L-M-M-M-Amorphous regions(d)FIGURE 2.2 Copolymers made with different structures. L and M are any monomers. (a) Linear polymer,(b) alternating copolymer, (c) random copolymer and (d) block copolymer.wCrystalliteswwwFIGURE 2.4 Schematic diagram of the amorphous (unordered) and crystalline (ordered) regions of a semi-crystalline polymer.

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Describe each of the following figures: H H 1 C ==C II HH (a) please solve parts a and b H HH HH H HH H || I (b) FIGURE 2.1 (a) The monomer ethylene and (b) the polymer PE. (a) HHHH H H (b) -M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M- H (c) TI ·C-C -M-L-M-L-M-L-M-L-M- H H (d) -L-M-M-L-M-L-L-M-M- -M-M-M-L-L-L-M-M-M- e

Describe each of the following figures: H H 1 C ==C II HH (a) please solve parts a and b H HH HH H HH H || I (b) FIGURE 2.1 (a) The monomer ethylene and (b) the polymer PE. (a) HHHH H H (b) -M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M- H (c) TI ·C-C -M-L-M-L-M-L-M-L-M- H H (d) -L-M-M-L-M-L-L-M-M- -M-M-M-L-L-L-M-M-M- e

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(b) alternating copolymer, (c) random copolymer and (d) block copolymer.
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FIGURE 2.4 Schematic diagram of the amorphous (unordered) and crystalline (ordered) regions of a semi-
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