Monomer of polyvinyl chloride
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(CH 2 =CHCl)
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a chlorinated hydrocarbon polymer produced commercially from vinyl chloride monomer (CH 2 =CHCl) by free radical polymerization in an aqueous suspension process.
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The monomer unit of PVC is vinyl chloride. The full form of PVC is Polyvinyl chloride.
vinyl chloride
nCH
2
=
Cl
∣
C
H
polymerisation
Polyvinyl chloride
(−CH
2
−
Cl
∣
C
H−)
n
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