Polymer chem
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This paper discusses the development and naming conventions in polymer chemistry, emphasizing the historical context of key discoveries like vulcanization. It provides insight into the classification of heterocyclic compounds and practical considerations in polymer synthesis. Important naming strategies for polymers are covered, alongside the impact of historical inventors on the field.
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