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Addition Polymerisation (chemistry Only) (GCSE Chemistry)
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Why are some addition polymers made with plasticisers?
Which statement best summarises why addition polymers can be engineered for many uses?
What is the correct stoichiometric relationship when 100 monomer C=C units join to give a polymer chain?
Why does high-density poly(ethene) (HDPE) have higher tensile strength than low-density poly(ethene) (LDPE)?
Why do some synthetic addition polymers require stabilisers or UV absorbers in outdoor applications?
Which method best recovers monomer or useful feedstock from mixed addition-polymer waste by breaking long chains chemically?
Which test result would confirm an alkene monomer was present before polymerisation?
Which functional group in a monomer is essential for addition polymerisation?
Which observation shows an alkene monomer is present before polymerisation?
Which pair correctly contrasts addition and condensation polymerisation?
Why do cross-linked addition polymers (thermosets) not melt on heating?
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