Polymer formed by compounds which combine together by the rearrangement of chemical bonds. For example; polyethylene.
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What is “Addition Polymer”
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Polymer formed by compounds which combine together by the rearrangement of chemical bonds. For example; polyethylene.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Addition polymer
A polymer formed by a chain reaction, eg, polyethylene and polystyrene.
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