Linear polymers are normally (A) Thermosetting (B) Thermoplastic (C) Elastometric (D) Having extremely high softening poin

Linear polymers are normally
(A) Thermosetting
(B) Thermoplastic
(C) Elastometric
(D) Having extremely high softening poin
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(B) Thermoplastic
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