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Summary about polymers

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Summary about polymers

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Polymers are very large that are built up from a very large number of small molecules known as .
Addition polymerisation occurs when an monomer , such as an alkene , bonds to itself in an addition .
Poly ( ) , poly ( chloroethene ) and poly ( phenylethene ) are all addition polymers .

polymerisation involves the loss of a small molecule ( usually ) in the reaction between two monomer molecules . Both polyesters and are formed by condensation polymerisation .

Polyamides are formed by condensation polymerisation between an group and a carboxylic acid .
These groups may be in the monomer or in different monomers . 6 , 6 is formed in a condensation between 1 , 6 - diaminohexane and hexanedioic . The numbers in the name of a particular nylon refer to the number of atoms in the monomers .

Condensation polymerisation between the amino and carboxylic acid groups in amino acids produces a or protein . The amide links in these polymers are known as links .

 
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