carbon-carbon double chain

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carbon-carbon double chain

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ethylene-propylene copolymer
…EPDM is that the residual carbon-carbon double bond (the double bond that remains in the diene molecule after polymerization) is attached to the polymer chain rather than being made part of it. Carbon-carbon double bonds are quite reactive. For example, ozone in the atmosphere adds quickly to a double bond…
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…EPDM is that the residual carbon-carbon double bond (the double bond that remains in the diene molecule after polymerization) is attached to the polymer chain rather than being made part of it. Carbon-carbon double bonds are quite reactive. For example, ozone in the atmosphere adds quickly to a double bond…
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major industrial polymers
Ethylene-propylene copolymers
…EPDM is that the residual carbon-carbon double bond (i.e., the double bond that remains after polymerization) is attached to the polymer chain rather than being made part of it. Carbon-carbon double bonds are quite reactive. For example, ozone in the atmosphere adds quickly to a double bond to form an…
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…EPDM is that the residual carbon-carbon double bond (i.e., the double bond that remains after polymerization) is attached to the polymer chain rather than being made part of it. Carbon-carbon double bonds are quite reactive. For example, ozone in the atmosphere adds quickly to a double bond to form an…
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