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Efsane Komik Yorumlar 5'i Bir Yerde (5) #shorts #komik #komedi #mizah #reels #funny

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Komik yorumlara hoş geldiniz videoyu beğendiyseniz beğenmeyi ve kanalıma abone olmayı unutmayın. Desteklerinizi bekliyorum ❤️ Yorumlarınızı bekliyor ve en iyi yorumları sabitliyorum. Kanala katılarak hem bana hem kanala destekte bulunabilirsiniz 🙏🏻 Bu kanala katılın: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-SvWdW89V5yHMNG6Tfuj_A/join 🎗️Sizler de kendi gönderileriniz veya başka gönderilerde komik bulduğunuz yorumlara beni etiketleyebilirsiniz. ⚠️Videolar video sahiplerinden izin alınarak paylaşılmaktadır. Ulaşamadığım video sahipleri iletişim kanallarım üzerinden iletişime geçebilir. 📌instagram: komikyorum.tr 📌tiktok : komikyorumtr #shorts #instagram #komikyorumlar #komikvideolar #reels
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Kolo airdrop - cryptocurrency

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 New project  Kolo airdrop - miner  Join 🔥🔥🔥      💎kolo is designed on a payment system  https://t.me/kolo?start=ref_1696148232   Join me on Kolo and let's earn together! Use my invite link to join the fun. 🌟 This is a telegram airdrop game model. play earn Ouarn Telegram Channel  @ airdropogo  
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Polymers and Plastics: Structure, Production and Environmental Effects

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 Raw polymer is the general term for various types of polymeric materials, and therefore, it does not have a single formula. Instead, a specific formula is needed for a particular type of raw polymer. For example, the chemical formula for a type of raw polymer called polyethylene (PE) is as follows: \[ (CH_2CH_2)_n \] Here, \( n \) represents the number of repeating ethylene monomers in the polymer chain. Therefore, the molecular structure of polyethylene consists of repeated CH2CH2 monomers polymerized in a chain. How are polymers made? Polymers are made by the coming together of small molecules called monomers to form long, chain-like polymer molecules. This process is called polymerization, and there are two types: 1. Solid-State Polymerization: In this method, monomers react to form polymer chains using temperature, pressure, and/or solvent. This method is slower and more expensive. 2. Solution Polymerization: Monomers dissolve in a solvent, and an initiator agent (usually a pe...
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