Crystalline polymers: These structures contains molecules which are very ordered generally, due to which they possess strength and rigidity. Here the molecules are locked against one another as in diamond and steel.
Amorphous polymers:On the other hand molecules of amorphous polymers are randomly arranged due to which chain moves across each other when being pushed or pulled.Therefore they possess elasticity and flexibility.
Four crystalline polymers are:
1) Diamond- It is used as jewellery and as a cutter to cut glass as it possess high strength.
2)Steel-It is used in automobile industries,boiler shell,aircrafts,machines and many more.
3) Nylon -used in garments,seatbelts,nets,ropes,parachutes etc.
4)Kevlar -used as bicycle tyres,bolletproof vests,racing sails.
Four amorphous polymers:
1)polystyrene-used in laboratory equipment and food packaging.
2)polycarbonate-used in compact discs,safety helmets,bullet proof glass.
3)polyetherimide-used in chemical lab equipments,containers and accessories.
4)polysulfone-used in battery caps,oil pumps,oil control pistons.
How are crystalline and amorphous polymers different? Write about the properties and applications of any :...
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Describe the crystalline and amorphous states in thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. How many transitions do take place in those polymers? Do you think that every polymer type has a melting point? why or why not?
regions in polymers make the polymer flexible. Amorphous O Cross linked O Crystalline O Cross linked and crystalline none of these
write about the applications of polymers
how is charge separation achieved in crystalline silicon, amorphous silicon and polymer solar cell.
how is charge separation achieved in crystalline silicon, amorphous silicon and polymer solar cell.
Discuss five polymers not covered in class that incorporate main group elements into the polymer backbone. Give reaction schemes, polymerization conditions, physical properties of the resulting materials and potential applications. *Any polymers are acceptable, ignore the comment about it not being covered in class
Explain briefly why cellulose and starch have such different properties even though they are both polymers of hexose sugars
QUESTION 1 A semi-crystalline nylon with a degree of crystallinity of 25% has a density of 1.5 g/cm^3. Nylon has a crystalline density of 1.8 g/cm^3. What is its amorphous density in grams per centimeters cubed? 1 points QUESTION 2 Which defect is NOT common between metals and polymers? tie molecules vacancies screw dislocations interstitial defects 0.5 points QUESTION 3 Which one is not a characteristic of a plastic polymer? a. Low stress but very large strains b. Tensile strength...
How are plain carbon steels and alloy steel important for engineering applications? Select any four plain carbon steel and alloy steel each and justify your answer with respect to their composition, mechanical properties and application