Epoxy resins (i.e., epoxide polymers) ?

Correct answer: B. Contain an epoxy group (fig bellow) at the ends of the polymer

  • A. Are made by addition polymerisation reaction only
  • B. Contain an epoxy group (fig bellow) at the ends of the polymer
  • C. Are cross-linked polymers only
  • D. Use emulsion polymerisation methods

Explanation

Epoxy resins are commonly made from molecules such as diglycidyl ethers that retain terminal epoxy groups, which later react with curing agents to form a network. They are not restricted to addition polymerisation or emulsion methods, and the uncured resin is not necessarily cross-linked.

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