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Polymer
Polymers are compound of extremely high molecular masses made by the combination of a large number of simple molecules.
The simple molecules that combine to offer polymers are termed as monomers. The method through which the simple molecule (i.e. monomers) is transformed into polymers is known polymerisation.
For instance: Polyethylene
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