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CHEM 219 MODULE 8 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2026-2027… EXAM

P R O F E S S I O N A L P R A C T I C E M AT E R I A L S




CHEM 219 Module 8
Questions & Answers
2026-2027 |
Comprehensive Review

Verified Answers Exam Ready With Rationales
20 QUESTIONS




DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
This document provides 20 comprehensive questions with correct answers related to
polymer chemistry, along with explanations and diagrams for enhanced understanding. It
covers essential concepts in the subject area of polymer science. Students can utilize this
resource for effective study, thorough review, and preparation for certification exams.




CONTENTS
Polymer Basics Q1–Q9
Polymerization Processes Q10–Q14
Polymer Structures Q15–Q20




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, E XA M Q U EST I O N S


Q1 QUESTION 1 OF 20
Monomers
Poly
Thousandds
Natural
Biopolymers
Specific
CORRECT ANSWER

Polymers are large molecules made by receptive linking of smaller units known as __________.
The terms polymer and monomer are derived from greek roots ________(many), mono (one),
and meros(part). Polymers are classified as macromolecules. A macromolecule is a very large
molecule composed of ___________ of covalently bonded atoms. Polymers can also be
classified as either __________ or synthetic. Natural polymers include rubber, carbohydrates
like starts or cellulose, proteins, and nucleic acids. The biologically relevant natural polymers
are sometimes called _________. Synthetic polymers are created by scientists in a lab for
________ purposes



Q2 QUESTION 2 OF 20
In Addition polymers, the final polymer retains all the atoms of the monomer. On the other
hand, condensation polymers are formed between 2 different functional groups on different
monomer molecules. The final polymer chain does not include all the atoms initially present
in the monomer molecules
CORRECT ANSWER

Describe how addition polymers and condensation polymers differ in terms of the overall
mechanism of their formation.



Q3 QUESTION 3 OF 20
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