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A polymer warmed above its glass-transition temperature behaves in what way?
AHard and brittle
BFully crystalline
CRubbery and viscous
DElectrically conducting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Rubbery and viscous
Above Tg molecular motions are activated, so the polymer turns soft, rubbery and viscous.
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