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In a semi-crystalline polymer, the melting point is greater than the glass transition temperature because _____________ .

there are more secondary bonds between chains in the crystalline region

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the chains are more extended in the amorphous region

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the crystals act as physical crosslinkers and increase the glass transition

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the crystalline regions have greater entropy

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