What do you mean by polymerisation isomerism, Chemistry

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Q. What do you mean by Polymerisation Isomerism?

This term is used to describe compounds having same empirical formula but different molecular compositions. The difference from normal polymerisation is that here we have differences in arrangements of group as well as multiplication molecular weight.


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