a. Explain the differences between a pendant and stiffening groups in polymers. b. What is the effect of stiffening and softening groups on the properties of polymers? Explain by using suitable examples.

Q: Use an example to show how branching and crosslinking can affect the physical behavior of a polymer.

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Q: Explain the main properties of polymers that make them desirable  for many applications

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Q: Different polymers have different properties. Explain

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Q: What are the different polymers used in the preparations of cosmetics?

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Q: An introduction to atoms and molecules and link them with polymers

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Q: Need the mechanical properties of the polymers

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Q: Organic polymers can also be incinerated as a means of disposal. (a) What products are formed on…

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Q: In one to two sentences, explain why structural formulas are good for depicting polymers

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Q: SOLUTIONS TO OVERCOME PLASTIC POLLUTION - Briefly explain how to reuse reduce and recycle plastic…

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Q: Paragraph 1: Defines polymers and give an overview of the importance of polymers in our everyday…

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Q: How many 1H NMR signals does each natural product exhibit?

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Q: Are polymers today becoming more sophisticated in structure?

A: Polymers are the macromolecules that are formed by the repeated units of monomers.

Q: 1. Based on your field of interest (Civil Engineering), what are the commonly used polymers and what…

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Q: An introduction and defention for polymers?

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Q: Give ONE (1) example each for natural and synthetic polymers.

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Q: Describe how polymers are formed from monomers?

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Q: Describe polymers. Give five examples and cite their uses.

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Q: List three potential benefits of biodegradable polymers.

A: Please find your solution below : Biodegradable polymers are the special class of polymers that can…

Q: 2. List 4 (FOUR) polymers that you encounter every day. 3. Describe the physical properties of the…

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Q: advantages and disadvantages of the polymer blends

A: Polymer can be defined as a macromolecule that consists of large number of monomers.

Q: Organic Compound: Isooctane A. Give the use of the organic compound in everyday life B. Effects to…

A: Isooctane is a hydrocarbon.

Q: What aspect of thermoset polymers can be controlled to increase strength?

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Q: Describe the formation and structure of polymers

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Q: What are Polymers?

A: Polymers can be defined as the high molecular mass i.e 103 to 107u substance which is consist of a…

Q: Define Polymers and Polymerization ?

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

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Q: what is the monomer for each polymer show below?

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Q: Use an example to show how branching and cross linking can affect the physical behavior of a…

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Q: give example of any 2 degradable polymers.

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Q: (a) Identify the type of polymer given in the following figure. (1) (ii) (b) Elucidate the term…

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Q: (a) Describe the difference between thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. (b) How are the…

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Q: How do the properties of polymers compare with those of metals?

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Q: What are collective actions that others could take to reduce plastics and food waste in homes,…

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Q: How does crosslinking change the properties of polymer?

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Q: what is vulcanized rubber ? explain the process of vulcaniztion.

A: A natural polymer of Isoprene (2-methyl-1,3-butadiene) is known as Rubber.  It is a linear and…

Q: What are natural polymers? give some examples of it with it's importance and uses.

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Q: Explain how sand and iron filling can be separated

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Q: Among the 6 polymer resins, identify which can be recycled. Explain why we can't recycle the other…

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Q: Paragrph 4: Discusses the importance of recycling polymers and includes a recycling chart that list…

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Q: Discuss some of the natural polymers? What is their role?

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Q: What possible drawbacks do you foresee in polymer technology in the future?

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Q: b. Are polymers today becoming more sophisticated in structure? Why or why not?

A: A question about more sophistication in the structure of recent polymers.

Q: How to draw the Structure of a Polymer Formed from a Monomer ?

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Q: What is the difference between crystal and polycrystalline material

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Q: Explain the Polymer Recycling ?

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