2. We often use linear strands to represent polymer molecules. For example, a collection of highmolecular weight polymer chains of polyethylene might look as follows:toms, draw nictures of what you minhterialin whicn unos woneanother. What physical propera gyou pb. If the molecules shown above were covalently attached via cross linking them, what sortof differences in behavior will be expected? Draw the cross-linked molecules.

Linear and cross-linked are used for the representation of polymer molecules. In a linear strand, a…

We often use linear strands to represent polymer molecules. For example, a collection of high molecular weight polymer chains of polyethylene might look as follows: atoms, draw nictures of what you minh aterialin whiCh OS w- one another. What physical propere you pr b. If the molecules shown above were covalently attached via cross linking them, what sort of differences in behavior will be expected? Draw the cross-linked molecules.

We often use linear strands to represent polymer molecules. For example, a collection of high molecular weight polymer chains of polyethylene might look as follows: atoms, draw nictures of what you minh aterialin whiCh OS w- one another. What physical propere you pr b. If the molecules shown above were covalently attached via cross linking them, what sort of differences in behavior will be expected? Draw the cross-linked molecules.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

Section: Chapter Questions

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