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The conversion of propene to polypropene is a type of:
The conversion of propene to polypropene is a type of:
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The correct option is C polymerisation
Different types of reactions are listed below: (i) Substitution reaction: Reaction in which an atom or a group in a compound is replaced by another atom or a group.
(ii) Addition reaction: Reaction in which unsaturated carbon compounds reacts with other molecules to form saturated carbon compounds.
(iii) Polymerisation: Process in which a large number of simple molecules combine to form the complex molecule.
(iv) Combustion reaction: Reaction in which hydrocarbons combine with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water along with heat and light.
The conversion of propene to polypropene is an example of a polymerisation.
Different types of reactions are listed below:
(i) Substitution reaction: Reaction in which an atom or a group in a compound is replaced by another atom or a group.
(ii) Addition reaction: Reaction in which unsaturated carbon compounds reacts with other molecules to form saturated carbon compounds.
(iii) Polymerisation: Process in which a large number of simple molecules combine to form the complex molecule.
(iv) Combustion reaction: Reaction in which hydrocarbons combine with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water along with heat and light.
The conversion of propene to polypropene is an example of a polymerisation.
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