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The phrase "polymers composed of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of polymer or material that is made up of multiple repeating units. Example: "The scientists studied the properties of polymers composed of different ratios of monomers." This sentence means that the scientists looked at how polymers made up of different amounts of building blocks (monomers) behaved.
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Starches, important sources of food energy derived from plants, are natural polymers composed of glucose.
Microtubules are long cylindrical polymers composed of tubulin subunits.
To build their nanoparticles, the researchers assembled spheres of polymers composed of two segments with different characteristics.
Plaque is a film made up of bacteria and a matrix of polymers composed of linked sugars, which clings tenaciously to teeth.
We synthesized thermally stable proton-conducting polymers composed of poly(benzimidazole) (PBI) and strong acids.
A structural design of new luminescent lanthanide coordination polymers composed of Eu3+ complex and Zn2+ complexes are introduced.
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To turn starch (a polymer composed of glucose molecules) into hydrogen (an elemental gas composed of two hydrogen atoms) in this way is no easy task.
The proton exchange material described herein is a ter-polymer composed of various ratios of monomers.
Lignocellulose is a complex polymer composed of intertwined cellulose, hemicelluloses and lignin substances.
This chapter describes Poly phenylene sulfide) (PPS a polymer composed of a series of alternating aromatic rings and sulfur atoms.
Dextrin is a polymer composed of α-(1→4) d-glucose units produced by partial hydrolysis of starch.
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