State equation to show the polymerisation of the molecule

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Q1) i) Write a balanced equation to show the polymerisation of the molecule CF2CF2. Show two repeat units of the polymer.
(ii) Name the polymer you have drawn in Q1 (i) above. Give an everyday use for the polymer from CF2CF2.

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