3.3.12- polymers Flashcards

1
Q

How are condensation polymers formed
And give 2 examples of condensation polymers

A

2 molecules react together with elimination of small molecule
Polyesters and polyamides are polymers formed using this mechanism

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2
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In order for condensation reaction occur

A

2 func groups react with each other

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3
Q

One of way of forming polyester

A

Dicarboxylic acid + diol

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5
Q

Ester linkage

A

O
//
C
\
O

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6
Q

3 ways of forming polyester

A

Diacyldichloride + diol
dicarboxylic acid + diol
Single monomer

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7
Q

the repeating unit for a polyester made from a diacarboxylic acid and diol contains

A

2 carbonyl groups
2 oxygen groups
the atoms between 2 oxygen groups
the atoms between 2 carbonyl groups

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8
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polyesters can be made from a singe monomer containing …

A

carboxylic acid functional group
alcohol functional group

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9
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Explain using single monomers to form a polyester and use example

A

Lactic acid is an example of such monomer
It contains -COOH + -OH groups
that react to form esters
Form polylactic acid
Obtained from corn so biodegradable polymer

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10
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naming diols

A

Carbon stem then numbers then diol
Eg propane - 1,3 - diol

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11
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Carboxylic acid + amine&raquo_space;>

A

Amide + water

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12
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Acyclovir chloride + primary amine&raquo_space;>

A

Amide + HCL

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13
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2 ways to form polyamides

A

Dicarboxylic acid + diamine

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14
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2 ways to form polyamides

A

Dicarboxylic acid + diamine

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15
Q

amide link

A

O
||
C
|
N
|
H

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16
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Named example of polyamide

A

Kevlar

17
Q

Kevlar made by

A

Reacting di carboxylic acid w benezne in the middle
Reacting diamine w benzene in the middle

18
Q

Uses of Kevlar and nylon

A

Strong
Resistant for fire
Flexible

19
Q

Nylon can be formed w diamine and diacyldochlorife why is it not

A

More expensive and hcl gas

20
Q

Are polyesters and polyamides biodegradable or not and why

A

Yes they are biodegradable
As they can undergo hydrolysis to break the polymer down into the monomers
Hydrolysis can be under acidic or basic conditions

21
Q

C=O absorbs _______ making condensation polymers ________

A

C=O absorbs infrared radiation making condensation polymers photodegradable

22
Q

Base hydrolysis of a polyester gives

A

Sodium salt of the Dicarboxylic acid
And diol

23
Q

Acid hydrolysis of a polyester gives

A

Dicarboxylic acid and diol

24
Q

Base hydrolysis of a polyamide gives a

A

Sodium salt of a diacarboxylic acid and a diamine

25
Q

Under acid hydrolysis conditions hydrolysis if polyamide gives

A

Diamine accepts proton to form ammonium ions and the Dicarboxylic acid is also formed