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Compounds `Y` and `Z` can be :
(1)

A

1 only

B

2,3

C

1,4

D

2,3,4

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(A) Monomers of bakelite are : Phenol+formaldyde.
(B) Monomer of Polypropyle is propene
(C) Monomers of Glyptal are :Ethylene glycol+ophthalic anhydride
(D) monomer of Nylon-6-6 is :`omega` -caprolactum.
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