1. What is polymerization?
2. How do thermosoftening plastics behave when heated?
3. Which set contains the five essential nutrient groups named for an athlete's diet?
Polymer — definition?
Large molecule made from monomers.
Monomer — role?
Small unit that forms polymers.
Polymerization — process?
Chemical bonding of monomers into polymers.
Thermosoftening plastics — property?
Melt and reshape when heated.
Thermosetting plastics — property?
Set hard and cannot be remelted.
Balanced diet — purpose?
Provides nutrients for health and energy.
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