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Condensation Polymerization

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Can nuclei acid, protein and starch be considered as step growth polymers?

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Yes, it is correct. During their polymerisation reaction, they lead to the removal of a water molecule or any neutral molecule also. Thus, these are examples of condensation polymers or step growth polymerisation.

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