Polymers are high molecular mass substances made up of repeating structural units
Monomers are simple molecules that combine to form polymers
Polymerization is the process of forming polymers from monomers
Polymers can be classified based on source of availability: natural, synthetic, or semi-synthetic
Polymers can also be classified based on structure: linear, branched, or cross-linked
Linear polymers consist of long and straight chains
Branched chain polymers have linear chains with branches
Cross-linked or network polymers have monomer units cross-linked in a 3D network
Examples of natural polymers include cellulose and starch
Examples of synthetic polymers include Teflon, Nylon 6,6, and synthetic rubber

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