Solve all part please. Was the polystyrene polymer below formned from heed-to-tallor head-to-head acid-driven stepetne polymer growth?(a) head to tail(b) head to headmonomer Was the polystyrene polymer below formed from head-to-tailor head-to-head stepwioo polymer growth?(a) head to tail(b) head to headmonomer

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Was the polystyrene polymer below formned from heed-to-tall
or head-to-head acid-driven stepetne polymer growth?
(a) head to tail
(b) head to head
monomer

Was the polystyrene polymer below formed from head-to-tail
or head-to-head stepwioo polymer growth?
(a) head to tail
(b) head to head
monomer

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