What is the product when propene undergoes addition polymerisation? A - HSC - SSCE Chemistry - Question 14 - 2017 - Paper 1

When propene undergoes addition polymerisation, the product formed is a polymer. The main chain consists of carbon atoms linked together, and hydrogen atoms are attached to the carbon backbone.

The repeat unit in the polymer can be represented by the molecule resulting from propene, which conveys the connectivity of the carbon atoms. Therefore, selecting option A, which correctly illustrates the continuous chain of carbon atoms with hydrogen substituents, accurately represents the product of propene during this polymerisation process.