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A copolymer differs from a homopolymer in containing

  • A.two or more kinds of repeat unit
  • B.only one kind of repeat unit
  • C.no repeat unit of any kind
  • D.cross-links between all of its chains

Answer: A

Correct answer: two or more kinds of repeat unit

A copolymer is made from more than one monomer, and the arrangement gives further variety: random, alternating, block or graft. It is the principal means of tailoring properties - SBR combines the toughness of styrene with the elasticity of butadiene, and ABS the rigidity of styrene-acrylonitrile with the impact resistance of a rubber phase.

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