What is the empirical formula of cellulose?

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Q: What are the chemical structures for 1,2-polyisoprene and 1,4-polyisoprene? Explain how you reached…

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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: Write the structure of polyvinylchloride (up to 10 carbons in length)   Write the structure of…

A: Polymerization can be defined as a process in which a large number of monomers comboned together to…

Q: The standard free energy of formation of a solid glycine is -369 Kj/mol, whereas that of solid…

A: Given,Standard free energy of formation of solid glycine = -369kJ/mol.Standard free energy of…

Q: 1. Write the structure of the polymer, tetrafluoroethylene (up to 10 carbons in length). 2. Write…

A: Polymerization is a process in which a large number of monomer molecules react together to form a…

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: 6. Complete the following table: Uses / Example of a polymer Organic Molecule Monomers Polymers…

A: Organic molecules Monomer Polymer Example of polymer Uses Carbohydrate Oligosaccharides…

Q: Cellulose both amylose

A: Cellulose (C6H10O5)n is an organic polymer belonging to a class of polysaccharides. It is present in…

Q: How does polyimides behave in acidic media?

A: The polymer of the imide monomers that belongs to class of the high performance plastics are known…

Q: give an example of natural biopolymer?

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Q: How is Polycarbonate made? What is the structure of the Monomer? What is the structure of the…

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Q: How does a polymeric carbon dot become biocompatible?

A: Answer -  Polymeric carbon dot  - Polymer carbon dots (PCDs) as one type of fluorescent carbon dots…

Q: What bond connects the monomer units in cellulose: amide, acid, ether, ester, or alcohol?

A: Cellulose, is a complex carbohydrate, or polysaccharide , consists of 3,000 or more glucose units.…

Q: Explain a Synthetic Polymers?

A: Given Explain a Synthetic Polymers?

Q: Fructose and glucose both contain six carbon atoms. Why do the cyclic forms of fructose have a…

A: Fructose and glucose both contain six carbon atoms. Why do the cyclic forms of fructose have a…

Q: Glucose is a six-carbon polyhydroxyaldehyde. Determine the structure of the product of the reaction…

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Q: The standard free energy of formation of solid glycineis -369 kJ/mol, whereas that of solid…

A: Condensation reaction involves removal of water molecule. Therefore, The value of ∆G0 for the…

Q: How many different tripeptides can form from serine, glycine, and cysteine? List the amino acid…

A: Given, three amino acids serine, glycine and cysteine.The number of arrangements selecting "n' items…

Q: What is the polymer name of chloroethene ?

A: Polymers are by the combination of monomers which is the repeating structural unit in the polymer.

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: Explain about Polyamides ?

A: A polyamide is polymer in which individual structural units are joined by amide bonds.

Q: What is the structural difference between HDP and LDP? How does the structure account for different…

A: LDP is composed of highly branched chain molecules.  LDP has low density and low melting point due…

Q: Based on molecular forces what type of polymer is neoprene?

A: The word polymer is made of two parts- 'poly' means many and 'mer' means unit. Polymers are large…

Q: What is a polymer?

A: The polymer is made of two words" poly means many and mer means units.

Q: What is the structure/linkage of sucrose?

A: Sucrose is a disaccharide which on hydrolysis gives the corresponding glucose and fructose. The…

Q: Explain about Synthetic Polymers?

A: Polymers are defined as large molecules that are composed of small repeating molecules known as…

Q: How do Substituted polyethylenes make up an entire class of polymers? Explain with an example?

A: Polymers can be described as macromolecules of very high molecular mass 103-107u where the each…

Q: What is the monomer that forms the basis of the starch polymer?

A: Starch is a polysaccharide comprising glucose monomers joined in α 1,4 linkages. The basic chemical…

Q: In a recent year, 4.37 billion kilograms of low-density polyethylene was produced in the United…

A: Given Pressure of the gas , P = 1.00 atm Temperature of the gas , T = 0oC = 0 + 273.15 = 273.15 K…

Q: What are biodegradable polymers?

A: Polymers: "Poly" means many and "mers" means units. These are the substances or compounds made up of…

Q: Discuss the manufacture of Sugar from Sugar Cane

A: RAW sugar which is known as cane sugar has to undergo many Laboratory  for Production of sugar . The…

Q: What is hydrogenation?

A: The hydrogenation reaction is explained below.

Q: Explain the concept of setting up a polymer and provide two examples.

A: Polymers are the large molecule formed from the small monomer unit. Poly means many and mer means…

Q: What is the definition of gelatinization and gelation of starch? Describe the two processes and list…

A: Starch is a natural polymer of glucose. Starch is formed by the glycosidic linkage of alpha-glucose…

Q: What are synthetic polymers?

A: Polymers are materials composed of small repeating units having a small molecular mass known as…

Q: The structural formula for the linear form of glucose is.?

A: Glucose is called a monosaccharide because it forms one simple building block of more complicated…

Q: Give the functional group of hexane, ethanol, and acetone.

A: Given; a) hexane b) ethanol c) acetone  Functional group in the above organic solvents = ?…

Q: How are the monomers of a polymer formed?

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