a. What are polymers and how are they found from alkene monomer? b. Discuss briefly plastic recycling. What kind of plastics can be recycled?

Q: Why Ethylene is important for environment ?

A: Ethylene is very important for plant homeostasis endogenously. In stress condition it results in…

Q: What are the applications of polymers in real life?

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

A: Nylon-6.10 is a polyamide polymer made of two different monomer units.

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Q: SOLUTIONS TO OVERCOME PLASTIC POLLUTION - Briefly explain how the government can contribute to…

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Q: Different polymers have different properties. Explain

A: Polymer is a big molecule or macromolecule which is essentially a combination of many subunits.…

Q: Explain trichlorofluoromethane ?

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Q: What structural features make polymer to be thermo and thermosetting polymers? Explain with one…

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Q: What chemical reaction takes place when the vinegar is added (i.e. how is the vinegar helping the…

A: Casein glue/adhesive is formed when milk, vinegar, water and baking soda react together.

Q: Why polymers are widely used in our daily life?

A: Polymers are materials made of long repeated chain of molecules. The materials have unique…

Q: b. Cracking is the process for further converting Oil into more valuable products. Describe the two…

A: Craking is the process of breaking down hydrocarbons of higher molar mass i.e. high boiling into…

Q: 1. Analyze the plastic Polyethylene terephthalate: a)What are the advantages (think properties)…

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Q: Why are carbon and its compounds used as fuels for most applications?

A: Carbon and its compounds are used as fuels for most applications because of the following reasons-…

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

A: How to reuse ,reduce and recycle the plastic to prevent plastic pollution in the environment brief…

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

A: Polymers basically are large macromolecules synthesized from their respective fragments or monomers…

Q: Materials made by man using both organic and inorganic substances.

A: Natural materials are those which are obtained from nature. Organic materials are carbon-based and…

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

A: Polymers have been the choice of raw material for many products these days. The polymer industry is…

Q: What main property of alkanes makes them beneficial for being used as lubricants or for most…

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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: EXPLAIN HOW POLYCARBONATE WILL BE RECYCLED, MIXED, AND MOLDED AGAIN TO CREATE THE DESIRED SHAPE

A: When polycarbonate is heated to its melting point, it melts to a liquid form which can be shaped…

Q: What are the types of rubbers , write their names?

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

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

A: Answer - polycrystalline material - A polycrystalline material is comprised of many small…

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Q: What are the solvents used in the fabrication of organic electronic devices today? In your words,…

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Q: What is Natural rubber ? How are they composed ?

A: Natural rubber is a type of elastomer and elastomers are polymers that have viscoelasticity that…

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

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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: Give some uses of petroleum in making cloth.

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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 is pulp and how it is made from wood and then how it is converted into paper? Explain in detail…

A: Wood pulp is produced by blending grated wood chips and chemicals in a giant barrel like vessel…

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Q: Why has the biodiesel better physical properties than the starting vegetable oil for use in an…

A: Biodiesel is a liquid fuel that is created by chemically processing vegetable oil and altering its…

Q: Why is the demand for synthetic rubber greater than that of natural rubber? (b) Butadiene is used in…

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

A: Natural polymers are those that are found naturally on the earth surface. Examples of some natural…

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

A: The recent developments of Polymer Technology have revolutionized the field of material science…

Q: List TWELVE (12) polymers widely used in high technology application and discuss THREE (3) of the…

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Q: What is chlorophyll? Where is it found? What is its function?

A: Chlorophyll is a green-coloured matter (pigment) present in green plants and algae. Through the…

Q: Will ethanol react with Ferric Chloride? How about Butanol? Why so?

A: Answer - The ferric chloride test is used to test for the presence of aromatic compounds. Ethanol…

Q: What is Synthetic rubber ? How are they composed ?

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Q: Why are short-chain alkanes like methane and butane serve as good fuels? Please expound.

A: The alkanes are highly combustible and are valuable as clean fuel burning to form water and carbon…

Q: (d) Ethene a hydrocarbon can be produced from the cracking of decane. Write a balanced equation to…

A: Cracking of hydrocarbons is a thermal decomposition process. Large sized hydrocarbon molecules are…