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cold,wet and damp conditions are needed because if they are in the sun for to long it wont work and it will explode....

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Depends on what you are trying to make. Low temperature and high pressure is vinyl chloride polymerization. High temperature and catalyst is high density polyethylene. It depends on what you want to make and what physical properties you want the final polymer to have :)

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Heat and pressure are required conditions. Ethene is heated up to about 200 degrees celsius under a pressure of about 1000 atmospheres in the presence of oxygen, which acts as the catalyst.

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