For ten points, identify these compounds formed by linking monomers.
One class of this type of this substance is known for its very low Young's Modulus and easily returns to its original shape after being warped. Another class of these substances was invented by Wallace Carothers and can be created by heating a namesake salt, and Paul Flory and Maurice Huggins derived an equation to model thermodynamics of solutions with these types of molecules. These materials can be created synthetically or biologically by (*) repeating units of specific molecules. Chain-growth is one of the ways these compounds form, and examples of them include styrofoam and nylon, as well as other plastics. For ten points, identify these compounds formed by linking monomers.
One class of this type of this substance is known for its very low Young's Modulus and easily returns to its original shape after being warped.
polymers [accept elastomer before “Paul” is read; prompt on prompt on “ideal chain” until mentioned] &lt;CL&gt;