Ethene is produced in the petrochemical industry and is used as an intermediate in themanufacture of other chemicals, especially plastics. With the use of a catalyst, ethenemolecules can be linked together to form polyethene, a widely used plastic, as representedby the following equation.HHH`HC=CEthene is classified aspolyethene byi - unsaturatedi - halogenatedi - saturatedOi- aromatic+iH₁H²C=CHHcatalystEthene is aThe statement above can be completed byHHHHC-C-C-C-...IHHIIHHiiand is converted toii - monomer iii - a polymerizationii - polymeriii - a polymerizationii - polymeriii - an esterificationii - monomer iii - an esterification

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Ethene is classified as polyethene by iii Ethene is a The statement above can be completed by Oi - unsaturated i - halogenated i - saturated i - aromatic ii and is converted to ii - monomer iii - a polymerization ii - polymer iii - a polymerization ii - polymer iii - an esterification ii - monomer iii - an esterification

Ethene is classified as polyethene by iii Ethene is a The statement above can be completed by Oi - unsaturated i - halogenated i - saturated i - aromatic ii and is converted to ii - monomer iii - a polymerization ii - polymer iii - a polymerization ii - polymer iii - an esterification ii - monomer iii - an esterification

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