Hydrocarbons and polymers

Hydrocarbons are organic molecules made only of carbon and hydrogen, and they make up fuels like gasoline and natural gas. Polymers are very large molecules built by joining together many smaller, repeating molecules called monomers, which is how both natural materials like DNA and synthetic materials like plastic are built.

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