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Question 1.

What are the monomers in a polyurethane?

▸ carboxylic acid and amine

▸ diisocyanate and diol

▸ isocyanate and alcohol

▸ amide and alcohol

▸ ester and amine

Question 2.

________ polymers are formed under conditions in which the individual monomers react with each other to form oligomers, which are then joined to form polymers.

▸ Graft

▸ Branched

▸ Chain growth

▸ Step growth

▸ none of these

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