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Are You Another Einstein?

Take 5 minutes to answer this question in your notebook…

The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?

5 minutes The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?

4 minutes The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?.

3 minutes The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?

2 minutes The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?

1 minute The pictures below show the structures of two polymers. What can be concluded from comparing these two pictures?

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It’s Time to Start Class! E =MC 2

THERE ARE VARIOUS ANSWERS…… *The same number of carbon atoms can be arranged in various ways with hydrogen and oxygen atoms *Carbon atoms can form double and single bonds *Carbon can form linear and ringed structures