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P.V.C. as obtained after polymerisation is
P.V.C. as obtained after polymerisation is
Updated On: Jul 6, 2022
- hard, brittle and transparent
- soft and pliable
- hard and infuseable
- none of these
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PVC as obtained after polymerisation is hard brittle and transparent
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