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What is the process that forms large organic molecules?

Answer 1

Polymerization is the process which is responsible for the formation of large number of organic molecules.

How to define polymerization

Pole, which by definition means "many," here indicates that it refers to a large number of molecules.

This chemical reaction, which may seem simple to novices, involves the combination of multiple smaller molecules to form larger molecules, thereby losing their original properties.

The structural tail of the original molecules involved in the reaction is present in the larger molecule that is formed.

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Answer 2

Ella Allen

The process that forms large organic molecules is called polymerization.

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