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Question 71

An alkene monomer contains five carbon atoms and ten hydrogen atoms.

The monomer forms a polymer by addition polymerisation. One polymer molecule contains 12 500 carbon atoms.

a.

Calculate the number of hydrogen atoms in the polymer molecule.

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b.

Explain whether any other substance is produced when this polymer molecule forms.

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