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Figure 14 shows the chemical structure of a molecule of tetrafluoroethene.

A diagram of a tetrafluoroethene monomer showing a planar structure. In the center, there is a carbon-to-carbon double bond, C=C. Each carbon atom is further bonded to two fluorine atoms, single-bonded as C-F, making a total of four fluorine atoms symmetrically arranged around the double-bonded carbon atoms.

Describe how tetrafluoroethene monomers form a polymer.

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