**Title: Understanding Polymer-Monomer Relationships****Introduction**In polymer chemistry, monomers are the building blocks for synthetic materials. Identifying which polymer is formed from a given monomer is crucial for understanding material properties and applications.**Question**Which polymer uses this monomer?**Monomer Description**The monomer presented is a linear diol, specifically HO-(CH₂)₄-OH, also known as butanediol.**Polymer Options**- **A) Polymer Structure:** - Repeating unit consists of a para-phenylene group with ester linkages. The polymer chain is terminated with unspecified ends.- **B) Polymer Structure:** - Similar to option A, with a para-phenylene group. The chain includes ester linkages and features butanediol as part of its structure, showing a linear chain extending from the ester.- **C) Polymer Structure:** - Characterized by a para-phenylene connected via ester linkages, incorporating butanediol, indicating a linear extension akin to option B.- **D) Polymer Structure:** - Contains a furan ring with ester linkages. Similar to prior structures, this option includes a butanediol moiety.**Graphical Analysis**- Each depicted polymer features a repeating structure denoted by brackets, with 'n' indicating the number of units.- The monomer fits into the structure where butanediol appears, suggesting compatibility with options B, C, and D.**Conclusion**Through analysis of repeating units and structural composition, it's evident that polymers B, C, and D could potentially incorporate the given butanediol monomer due to the presence of similar linear structures within the backbone of the polymer chain.

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