You are examining a copolymer for it\'s potential as a material for a vascular graft. you are trying to determine whether you want a high or low degree of crystallinity in the material. what type of structures for copolymers have a higher probability for crystallization? Solution Answer: Copolymers are formed when two or more different types of monoers polymerize in a process called copolymerization. A block polymer is formed by the copolymerization of different copolymerized monomers. The first component is styrene followed by methyl methacrylate which forms at the end of polystyrene chain. Alternating polymers have regular repeating units of two different monomeric units. Block and alternating polymers can form long range repeated, ordered structures and thus have a higher affinity for crystallization..