Explain about Synthetic Polymers?

Q: Research on the structures of Natural Polymers such as Keratin, Cellulose and Chitin. Give examples…

A: Natural polymers  Polymers that are obtained from natural sources are known as natural polymers.…

Q: Define polymer chemistry.

A: A polymer is a substance consisting of large molecules or macromolecules. Polymers consist of a…

Q: Explain the relationship between monomers and polymers.?

A: In chemistry, a monomer is a single molecule and the building block of the polymer. For example,…

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.

Q: How are synthetic and natural polymers synthesized? give an example.

A: Synthetic polymers are those polymers which can be synthesised in the labs using the petroleum…

Q: Write the chemical reaction showing the formation of the following polymers from initial reactants:…

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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: Define the process of Monomers to Polymers ?

A: Given process,       Monomers to Polymers

Q: Which functional groups react to form nylons? Polyesters?

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Q: Illustrate the Synthesis and degradation of polymers ?

A: Polymers have very high-molecular-weight substances. It consists of hundreds to thousands of…

Q: Describe how polymers are formed from monomers?

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Q: Polychloroprene, commonly known as neoprene, is widely used in wetsuits and in rubber parts that…

A: Polymers are the molecules of high molecular masses formed by the combination of a repeating…

Q: Define about Chain-Growth Polymers—Addition Polymers ?

A: This question is related to polymer chemistry.

Q: 1. What are biodegradable polymers and their classification ( include its functions and importance)?

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Q: What are the characteristics of  Biodegradable Polymers ? Explain importance of this as well ?

A: The connection of small molecules called monomers which lead to the formation of large…

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

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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 the current advancements of polymer technology?

A: The aggregation of a number of small molecules of low molecular mass to form a larger molecule that…

Q: Distinguish natural fron synthetic polymers in terms of properties

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Q: Expain the two major classes of synthetic polymers:

A: Polymers are the molecules of high molecular mass and are made up of small repeating units. They are…

Q: Which of these polymers is a polyurethane? A) B) HN -NH n C) D ) H3C CH3 N'

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Q: Which substance is made up of monomers joined together in long chains? a. Salt b. Ethanol c. Starch…

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Q: Some additives are added to polymers to improve its properties. Which among the choices are not…

A: The additive are introduced into the polymers to make them more susceptible for the use.

Q: What does the word organic imply, as in the word organic compounds

A: Introduction :  Compound can be defined as the pure substance made of two or more different elements…

Q: Define concept about Polymers in some common consumer products ?

A: Polymers are the macromolecules made up from from lots of small molecules called monomers. Due to…

Q: what is the importance of isomers in biological systems?

A: The molecular geometries of the hydrocarbons are directly related to the physical and chemical…

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

A: Polymers:  Monomers combine together to form polymers. Monomers are the repeating units of small…

Q: EXPLAIN briefly why the dehydration of alcohols provides a way of manufacturing polymers such as…

A: “Dehydration of alcohols provides monomers, alkenes, which are the starting materials for most…

Q: What is the polymer name of propene ?

A: In propene we have a double bond. Hence it undergoes addition polymerization.

Q: What is the relationship between monomers and polymers?

A: The relationship between monomer and polymer have to be given below.

Q: which is the monomer of teflon?

A: Polymer:A large molecule which is formed by many simple units called monomers is said to be a…

Q: What is the polymer name of ethene ?

A: The polymer name of ethene should be derived.

Q: 1. What are condensation polymers? How are they different from addition polymers? 2. What is the…

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Q: When rubber balls and other objects made of natural rubber are exposed to air for long periods, they…

A: Please find below the structure of natural rubber and polyethylene. NOTE : We have shown 2 units of…

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

A: A polymer is a large molecule  or macromolecules which essentially is a combination of many…

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

A: The simplest synthetic polymer is Polyethylene. Its monomer is ethene, which is a simplest monomer.

Q: What is structural Isomerism?

A: Structural Isomerism : Different compounds having same molecular formula but different properties…

Q: Explain the Biodegradable Polymers ?

A: Biodegradable polymers: An alternative to the traditional and harmful polymer has been found out…

Q: Give two examples of natural and synthetic polymers?

A: Polymers are the large chain molecules with repeating subunits.

Polymers

Polymers are naturally occurring or synthetically produced large molecules or compounds which are made up of series of repeating units called monomers. They are joined together by chemical bonds. The term polymer is coined from Greek roots meaning 'many parts' and are found almost everywhere from the plastics bags to the rubber of our tires to our DNA strands.