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Q: What are important factors influencing the properties of polymers?

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Q: 1. Compare the synthetic and natural polymers and discuss how are they synthesized.

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Q: ) Polymers are classified into natural and synthetic polymers. (i) Differentiate between the…

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Q: The reason for the development of polycrystalline material is because ( one sentence only)

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Q: 1. Write a chemical reaction for the synthesis of nylon 6.10. What natural polymers do nylons…

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Q: What are optical isomers? How do the properties of optical isomers differ from one another?

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Q: How does crosslinking change the properties of polymer?

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Q: Are polymer today becoming more sophisticated in structure? why or Why not?

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Q: i need example of a naturally formed polymer with an explanation of the nature of the change in the…

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Q: What are the sample kinds of polymers?

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Q: polythene, Polyvinyl chloride and nylon are 3 examples of polymers have been given choose further 3…

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Q: Show a concept map of how isomers are utilized in various fields in life. Example: medicine,…

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Q: Which is one of the simplest synthetic polymers? How does it react?

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Q: 1) (a) What is the difference between homopolymer and copolymer? (b) How can you classify the…

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Q: Why does silicon exhibit less diversity of compounds than carbon does?

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Q: Explain the general process observed for conjugated polyenes ?

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