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  • https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Materials_Science/Polymer_Chemistry_(Whisnant)/03%3A_Isomerism
    It is a general rule that for a polymer to crystallize, it must have highly regular polymer chains. Highly irregular polymers are almost inevitably amorphous. Polymer chains can have isomeric forms th...It is a general rule that for a polymer to crystallize, it must have highly regular polymer chains. Highly irregular polymers are almost inevitably amorphous. Polymer chains can have isomeric forms that decrease the regularity of the chains. There are three important forms of isomerism in polymers: (1) Structural Isomerism, (2) Sequence Isomerism, and (3) Stereoisomerism.
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    It is a general rule that for a polymer to crystallize, it must have highly regular polymer chains. Highly irregular polymers are almost inevitably amorphous. Polymer chains can have isomeric forms th...It is a general rule that for a polymer to crystallize, it must have highly regular polymer chains. Highly irregular polymers are almost inevitably amorphous. Polymer chains can have isomeric forms that decrease the regularity of the chains. There are three important forms of isomerism in polymers: (1) Structural Isomerism, (2) Sequence Isomerism, and (3) Stereoisomerism.

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