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used for: bottles, garment bags Polyethylene used for: bottles, garment bags

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) used for: pipes, bottles, CD’s, computer housings

used for: rope, luggage, carpet, film, polar fleece Polypropylene used for: rope, luggage, carpet, film, polar fleece

used for: toys, packaging, egg cartons, flotation devices, hot cups Polystyrene used for: toys, packaging, egg cartons, flotation devices, hot cups

Straight Chained Polymer (made up of one type of monomer)

Straight Chained Polymer (made up of more than one type of monomer)

Branched Chain Polymer

Cross Linked Polymers

Vulcanizing Rubber to make it more flexible and temperature resistant involves adding Sulfur atoms to create cross-links.