3. Draw the structure of one repeating unit of the addition polymer styrene butadiene rubber. CH₂ CH CH₂-CHCH-CH₂ 4. Where (in cm¹) would you look in the IR spectrum to see whether a polymer is polystyrene or a polyacrylonitrile (Orlon, Acrilan, or Creslan), whose monomer is shown below. Also, in one sentence, explain your reasoning. CH₂CH CN

3. Draw the structure of one repeating unit of the addition polymer styrene butadiene rubber. CH₂ CH CH₂-CHCH-CH₂ 4. Where (in cm¹) would you look in the IR spectrum to see whether a polymer is polystyrene or a polyacrylonitrile (Orlon, Acrilan, or Creslan), whose monomer is shown below. Also, in one sentence, explain your reasoning. CH₂CH CN

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