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The correct term in the given blank. Introduction: The property of polymers is defined by the arrangement of a chain structure. The property can be changed by changing the number of monomer or direction of monomers. No polymers are fully crystalline. The crystallinity of a polymer depends on the arrangement of monomers.

The correct term in the given blank. Introduction: The property of polymers is defined by the arrangement of a chain structure. The property can be changed by changing the number of monomer or direction of monomers. No polymers are fully crystalline. The crystallinity of a polymer depends on the arrangement of monomers.

Solution Summary: The author explains the property of polymers, which is defined by the arrangement of a chain structure.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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ISBN: 9781111988609

Author: Charles Gilmore

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Chapter 3, Problem 13CQ

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The property of polymers is defined by the arrangement of a chain structure. The property can be changed by changing the number of monomer or direction of monomers. No polymers are fully crystalline. The crystallinity of a polymer depends on the arrangement of monomers.

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