Answer:
The monomers of polyesters are,
(i) A Dicarboxylic Acid
(ii) A Dialcohol
Explanation:
As depicted from name polyester is a macromolecule which contains numerous ester functional groups. Ester is formed by the condensation of Carboxylic acid and alcohol as shown,
R-COOH + R'OH → RCOOR' + H₂O
Therefore, in order to utilize this reaction for the formation of long chain of polyesters then one can use a dicarboxylic compounds and dialcohol compounds. This will allow to propagate the chain length depending upon the requirement. Hence, the general reaction for the formation of polyester is shown below. The circle and rectangle specifies different moieties which imparts different characters to the polyester.
Once heat from the sun penetrate the Earths atmosphere, the heat is circulated as warm air rises and cold air sinks,this process is called convection Convection can be demonstrated by placing a heat source {cooker} at the side of a glass full of a liquid, and observing the changes in temperature in the glass caused by the warmer fluid moving into cooler areas
I don't know your mc choices so I am going to go with "the number of valence electrons"
Oxidation number: the amount of electrons an atom gains, loses or shares when it forms chemical bonds. As for the valence electrons, those are the electrons that are responsible for bonds/ reactions.