Step-Growth Polymers Differ from Chain-Growth Polymers in That They

question 11

Multiple Choice

Step-growth polymers differ from chain-growth polymers in that they

• A) are more water soluble.
• B) are generally prepared from difunctional monomers.
• C) have more highly branched structures.
• D) are thermosetting whereas chain-growth polymers are thermoplastic.
• E) are formed by 1,4- instead of 1,2-addition.

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