A polymer formed by combining three different monomers is called
Correct answer: D. Terpolymer
- A. Copolymer
- B. Styrene
- C. Homopolymer
- D. Terpolymer
Explanation
The correct answer is Terpolymer. A terpolymer is a type of copolymer that is formed when three different monomers are combined. This is in contrast to a homopolymer, which is made from a single type of monomer, and a copolymer, which typically involves two different monomers. Styrene is actually a specific type of monomer used to make polymers, such as polystyrene, not a category of polymer itself.
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