________ polymers result from rapid reaction of one molecule at a time with a growing polymer chain, usually with a reactive intermediate at the growing end of the chain.

A) Addition
B) Condensation
C) Step-growth
D) Amorphous

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Addition polymers are formed through a chain-growth polymerization process where monomers are added one at a time to the growing polymer chain with a reactive intermediate at the end of the chain. Condensation polymers and step-growth polymers involve the combination of multiple monomers. Amorphous polymers refer to their physical properties, not the method of formation.

________ polymers result from rapid reaction of one molecule at a time with a growing polymer chain, usually with a reactive intermediate at the growing end of the chain.

A) Addition
B) Condensation
C) Step-growth
D) Amorphous

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________ polymers result from rapid reaction of one molecule at a time with a growing polymer chain, usually with a reactive intermediate at the growing end of the chain.A) AdditionB) CondensationC) Step-growthD) Amorphous

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________ polymers result from rapid reaction of one molecule at a time with a growing polymer chain, usually with a reactive intermediate at the growing end of the chain.

A) Addition
B) Condensation
C) Step-growth
D) Amorphous