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How is addition polymerization different from condensation polymerization?
during condensation polymerization, all the atoms in the monomer units are retained in the polymer; addition polymerization results in the loss of a small molecule, such as water.
during addition polymerization, all the atoms in the monomer units are retained in the polymer; condensation polymerization results in the loss of a small molecule, such as water.
during addition polymerization, the chain grows in one direction only; during condensation polymerization, the chain can grow in multiple directions.
during condensation polymerization, the chain grows in one direction only; during addition polymerization, the chain can grow in multiple directions.

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