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The combination of several monomers under suitable experimental condition to form a giant, three dimensional polymer is known as polymerisation. Natural polymers are classified on the basis of their chemical composition. Synthetic polymers are classified on the basis of the physical properties, into elastomers, plastics and fibres.
Identify the incorrect statement regarding thermosetting polymers

A

They soften on heating

B

They are formed by condensation reaction

C

They have cross-linked structure

D

They are hard rigid are brittle

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A
They soften on heating
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