Polymers

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(a) Propylene, H2C=CH-CH3, can be reacted to form a polymer known as polypropylene (PP). What type of polymerization reaction is
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What is a polymer?(1 point)a natural resource used to make synthetic materials a natural resource formed on Earth from plant or
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The chains that ultimately form plastic are known as:Monomers Polymers Oil and gas molecules Plastic fibres
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The combustion of a polymer gives only carbon dioxide and water. Its average molar mass is 10500g/mol and its degree of
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Carrier bags and bottles are from which polymer grup
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In a study designed to prepare new gasoline resistant coatings, a polymer chemist dissolves 6.053g of poly in enough water to
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Which is an example of a polymer?(1 point)Responses carbon monoxide sodium chloride cellulose diamond
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"Would it be possible to have an addition polymer synthesized from a monomer that has only single bonds? Why or why not?"==> I
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A polymer called polycarbonate is used to make lenses for safety goggles. Scientists use safety goggles to protect their eyes
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What is a polymer?(1 point)a piece of a natural resource that has been broken down before it is recycled into new materials a
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What is a polymer?(1 point)a natural resource used to make synthetic materials a natural resource formed on Earth from plant or
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In terms of its structure and intermolecular forces, why is neoprene able to stretch? I want to say it's because its carbons
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Draw three repeating units of the condensation polymer made from ethanedioic acid and ethanediol.if anyone has a weblink that
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What is a polymer?(1 point)Responses a piece of a natural resource that has been broken down before it is recycled into new
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Consider the polymer polybutadiene.(a) Will linear polybutadiene or branched polybutadiene have a higher molar volume? (b) Will
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Assume that the LHMP is enclosed in a transparent polymer stucture.a. How will the gases inside LHMP be affected by hot days and
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What is the degree of polymerization, n, of polypropylene with a molecular weight of 600,000 g/mole?
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what is polymer?a chain of repeating compounds found in both natural and synthetic materials a natural resource formed on earth
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Polyethylene is a polymer that is flexible and often used to make clear plastic wrap. How can this polymer be changed to make it
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One characteristic of monomers that form addition polymers that is not common in monomers which form condensation polymers is:a.
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What is a polymer?a piece of a natural resource that has been broken down before it is recycled into new materials a natural
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Polymers are long chains of(1 point)Responses crystals. crystals. atoms. atoms. molecules. molecules. electrons.
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A polymer called polycarbonate is used to make lenses for safety goggles. Scientists use safety goggles to protect their eyes
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What is monmers
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Plastics are considered to be polymers
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Plastics are considered to be
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Drag and drop the correct words into the correct locations.Plastics are considered to be______ because they are made of long
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Is cellulose an example of a polymer
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Is carbon monoxide an example of a polymer
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Is diamond an example of polymer
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What is a polymer?Responses a piece of a natural resource that has been broken down before it is recycled into new materials a
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What is a polymer?Responses a piece of a natural resource that has been broken down before it is recycled into new materials a
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What is a polymer? (1 point)• a chain of repeating compounds found in both natural and synthetic materials • a natural
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What is a polymer?(1 point)Responses a natural resource used to make synthetic materials a natural resource used to make
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What is a polymer?(1 point)Responses a natural resource formed on Earth from plant or animal remains a natural resource formed
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When monomers are linked together they form a ___________.a compound b polymer c molecule d atom
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What is a polymer?(1 point)Responses a chain of repeating compounds found in both natural and synthetic materials a chain of
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Monomer
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Which of the following are true about waste disposal in Polymers? One or more answers are correct and you will receive negative
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Polymers are long chains of(1 point) Responses molecules. molecules. crystals. crystals. atoms. atoms. electrons. electrons.
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Why does cross linking improve the strength of polymers
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Use the following information to answer the next question.A polymer is a very long molecule that is made by linking together a
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Use the following information to answer the next question.In condensation polymerization, monomers are combined, through
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Which substance is not a polymer?Question 29 options: a) camp-stove fuel b) polyester c) DNA d) starch e) plastic
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Monomers are combined through condensation reactions to form condensation polymers. Which of the following substances is a
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I am stuck on this question....Which are long chains formed by the process of polymerization?My answer is (D).DNA strands. Am I
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What is Casein Plastic?
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Clay is a plastic material does this imply that it is a polymer
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The creep compliance of a polymer is given below. A specimen of polystyrene is loaded in creep with a stress of 10MPa for
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what characteristics must a molecule have to be part ofa) a condensation polymer b) a addition polymer
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