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What Do the "Big Six" Polymers Have in Common

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What do the "big six" polymers have in common?


A) They all are formed by addition polymerization
B) They all are formed by condensation polymerization
C) They all are thermoplastics (can be melted and shaped)
D) They all contain branched chains

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