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(A) The classification of polymers based on intermolecular forces is as follows:$1$. Neoprene is an elastomer,which possesses weak intermolecular forc

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(A) The classification of polymers based on intermolecular forces is as follows:$1$. Neoprene is an elastomer,which possesses weak intermolecular forces. Thus,$A$ is correct.$2$. Terylene is a fibre,which possesses strong intermolecular forces (dipole-dipole or hydrogen bonding). Thus,$B$ is correct.$3$. Polystyrene is a thermoplastic,which possesses weak intermolecular forces,not 'very weak'.$4$. Polythene is a thermoplastic,which possesses weak van der Waals forces,not hydrogen bonding.Therefore,the correctly matched pairs are $A$ and $B$.

$A$. Neoprene --- Weak intermolecular forces	$B$. Terylene --- Hydrogen bonding
$C$. Polystyrene --- Very weak intermolecular forces	$D$. Polythene --- Hydrogen bonding

In which of the following pairs is the polymer correctly matched with the intermolecular forces present in them?
$A$. Neoprene --- Weak intermolecular forces $B$. Terylene --- Hydrogen bonding
$C$. Polystyrene --- Very weak intermolecular forces $D$. Polythene --- Hydrogen bonding

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In which of the following pairs is the polymer correctly matched with the intermolecular forces present in them?$A$. Neoprene --- Weak intermolecular forces$B$. Terylene --- Hydrogen bonding$C$. Polystyrene --- Very weak intermolecular forces$D$. Polythene --- Hydrogen bonding