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Addition polymers
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what is a polymer? how do molecules containing C=C bond form polymers?
long chain
molecule which is made by lots of
smaller
molecules joining together
C=C
bonds open up and many smaller molecules (
monomers
) join together to form a chain (a polymer)
called an
addition polymerisation reaction
give 3 examples of addition polymers and their uses
polyethene
- plastic bags
(poly)
tetrafluoroethene
(PTFE) - teflon surfaces, for use in non-stick kitchenware
(poly)
chloroethene
(polyvinylchloride, PVC) - water pipes
what is a repeating unit of a polymer?
it is a
smallest
structure which, upon numerous translations, yields the
structure
of the polymer
in addition polymers: to draw it, take a monomer, change
C=C
to
C-C
and show additional single bonds extending away from these carbons
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