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This stuff belongs in the [[polymer]] article, or somewhere else.  This particular article is about the discipline of polymer chemistry, not an introductory course in polymer chemistry. 
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*[[Biopolymer]]s produced by living organisms:
**structural [[protein]]s: [[collagen]], [[keratin]], [[elastin]]…
**[[chemical reaction|chemically functional]] proteins: [[enzyme]]s, [[hormone]]s, [[transport protein]]s…
**structural [[polysaccharide]]s: [[cellulose]], [[chitin]]…
**storage polysaccharides: [[starch]], [[glycogen]]…
**[[nucleic acid]]s: [[DNA]], [[RNA]]
*[[chemical synthesis|Synthetic]] polymers used for [[plastic]]s — [[fiber]]s, [[paint]]s, [[building material]]s, [[furniture]], [[machine|mechanical parts]], [[adhesive]]s:
**[[thermoplastic]]s: [[polyethylene]], [[Teflon]] [[polystyrene]], [[polypropylene]], [[polyester]], [[polyurethane]], [[polymethyl methacrylate]], [[polyvinyl chloride]], [[nylon]], [[rayon]], [[celluloid]], [[silicone]], [[fiberglass]]…
**[[thermosetting plastic]]s: [[vulcanization|vulcanized]] [[rubber]], [[Bakelite]], [[Kevlar]], [[epoxy]]…
Polymers form by [[polymerization]] of [[monomer]]s. A polymer is chemically described by its [[degree of polymerisation]], [[molar mass distribution]], [[tacticity]], [[copolymer]] distribution, the degree of [[branching]], by its [[end-group]]s,  [[cross-link|crosslinks]], [[crystallinity]] and thermal properties such as its [[glass transition temperature]] and melting temperature. Polymers in [[solution]] have special characteristics with respect to [[solubility]], [[viscosity]] and [[gel|gelation]].

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Article Checklist for "Polymer chemistry"
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Polymers form by polymerization of monomers. A polymer is chemically described by its degree of polymerisation, molar mass distribution, tacticity, copolymer distribution, the degree of branching, by its end-groups, crosslinks, crystallinity and thermal properties such as its glass transition temperature and melting temperature. Polymers in solution have special characteristics with respect to solubility, viscosity and gelation.