1 Practice more. 2  Practice early for your maths test, for example practice one or two weeks before the exam and that will give you time to practice math problems everyday. 3  Don't have a melt down if you don't do as well as you hoped.4  There is always next time to do even better. 5  Don't worry if you can't resolve a problem. Practice more. 2  Practice early for your maths test, for example practice one or two weeks before the exam and that will give you time to practice math problems everyday. 3  Don't have a melt down if you don't do as well as you hoped. 4  There is always next time to do even better. 5  Don't worry if you can't resolve a problem.
A monomer is a single structure and has low moleculer weight, while a polymer consists of several monomers and appears like plastic such as shellac and varnish.A polymer has higher molecular weight. Polymers don't always look like plastic--wood and cotton are both polymers. Rubber is also a polymer.
1 Monomer: A small molecule that bonds to other molecules to form a polymer. 2  Nucleic Acids: A group of organic macromolecules that are made of nucleotides. 3  Contain hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and phosphorus. 4  Examples are RNA, DNA, and ATP. Polymer: A large molecule made up of many repeating structural units called monomers. 2  Polymerization: Process that forms a large molecule (polymer) from repeating subunit molecules (monomers). 3  Polypeptide: A chain of up to 100 amino acids.