addition polymers Flashcards

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Addition Polymers

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Polymers (plastics) are long-chain molecules formed by many monomers (smaller molecules) bonded together

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Addition polymes are made when many alkenes join together (the C-C bond opens up and each C atom uses this

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freed-up bond to male a new bond to the next molecule

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forming one long chain)

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Polymers are named after their monomer:

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Other Polymer Terms:

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→ Ethene → Polyethene

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Thermosoftening: metts when heated

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→ Propene → Polypropene

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Thermosetting: do not melt when heated

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→ Styrene → Polystyrene

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Shape- memory. retum to their onginal shape when warmed

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→ Vinylchlonde → PolyvinyIchlonde (PVC)

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Bio-degradeable: can be broken down by micro-organisms.

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How to draw/wite the formula for polymers:

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Example 1:

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Ethene → Polyethene

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H

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C = C

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H7

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LS - St

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HJ

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n

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Example 2:

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Chloroethene → Polychloroethene n

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The n means

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“lots’ often in the
thousands

C= C
H’
‘H

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Example 3:
Propone »Pedigropene n M-C-C=C-H →
gog the may
So to draw a polymer, draw the monomer, but…
1) Make the C=C a C-C
2) Trailing bonds from the carbon atoms outwards.
3) Add large brackets
4) Add the n.
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