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Which of the following structures represents neoprene polymer?

1. {CH2−C≡CH−CH2}n | Cl
2. {CH2−CH}n | Cl CN
3. {CH2−CH}n | Cl
4. {CH−CH2}n | C6H5

Correct answer: {CH2−CH}n | Cl

Solution

Neoprene is a polymer of chloroprene, which has the structure {CH2−C(Cl)=CH−CH2}n. This matches option C.

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