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The straight chain polymer is formed by

A

hydrolysis of `CH_(3) SiCl_(3)` followed by condensation polymerisation

B

hydrolysis of `(CH_(3))_(4)` Si by addition Polymerisation

C

hydrolysis of `(CH_(3))_(2) Si Cl_(2)` followed by condensation polymerisation

D

hydrolysis of `(CH_(3))_(3) Si Cl` followed by condensation polymerisation

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C
The hydrolysis of dimethylchlorosilane, `(CH_(3))_(2) SiCl_(2)` yields `(CH_(3))_(2) Si (OH)_(2)` which undergoes condensation polymerization to yeild a straight chain Polymer:
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