Solve this Thanks Q4. * Polymers are addition or condensation polymers.monomerstructurePolymers can be formed by using the monomers shown inFigure 12.CIchloroetheneC=CFigure 12Explain, using appropriate monomers from Figure 12, howdifferent polymers can be formed.H H(6) ethane-1,2-diolHO-C-C-OHH Hethanedioic acidноOH

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Q4. * Polymers are addition or condensation polymers. Polymers can be formed by using the monomers shown in Figure 12. monomer structure CI chloroethene C=C Figure 12 H Explain, using appropriate monomers from Figure 12, how different polymers can be formed. HH (6) ethane-1,2-diol HO--C-OH H H ethanedioic acid но OH ....... .........

Q4. * Polymers are addition or condensation polymers. Polymers can be formed by using the monomers shown in Figure 12. monomer structure CI chloroethene C=C Figure 12 H Explain, using appropriate monomers from Figure 12, how different polymers can be formed. HH (6) ethane-1,2-diol HO--C-OH H H ethanedioic acid но OH ....... .........

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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