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Naming UsesProperties Structure Reactions

Name this Polymer. kjh9asrnK4J-pnaIwhKJzrwpAOEbHH-w

What is Polyterafluoroethane or Teflon?

Name This Polymer lGLX4pspdnTNQdCCkF4OTS

What is Polystyrene or Polyvinylbenzene?

Name this polyester. You’ve probably seen it in the textbook.

What is PET (Polyethylene terephthalate)?

This polymer is commonly used in the making of pipes.

What is Polyvinylchloride (PVC)?

This tough polyester is used to make bullet proof vests

What is Kevlar?

This variation of polyethylene is used in crinkly opaque plastics bags

What is HDPE?

The physical properties of polymer can be changed by shortening or lengthening this…

What is the chain?

LDPE is transparent whereas HDPE is …

What is opaque?

The polymerization of highly branched monomers result in this type of solid.

What is Amorphous?

These small molecules are the basic units of polymers.

What are monomers?

The structural formula of a polymer uses these to indicate a repeating units.

What are parentheses?

In the structural formula of a polymer, a variable (often n or x) is used to represent this.

What is chain length?

Addition polymerization reactions typically occur between these types of aliphatic hydrocarbons.

What are Alkenes?

Condensation polymerization results in the elimination of a smaller molecules. A common by product is …

What is water?

What is the product of the polymerization of adipic acid and 1,6 – diamino hexane?

What is Nylon 6,6?