PPT LQ2 PT2 Flashcards

1
Q

Polymers is made up of repeating units called

A

Monomers

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2
Q

Characterized by their relatively large molecular masses (10,000 to 100,000 atoms per molecule)

A

Polymers

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3
Q

Ancient greek polus =
Meros=

A

Many much & parts

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4
Q

Two types of polymers

A

Natural and synthetic

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5
Q

Extracted from living organisms such as plants and animals

A

Natural polymers

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6
Q

Protein (amino acids) nucleic acids (nucleotides) carbohydrates (glucose)

A

Natural polymers

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7
Q

Synthesize in lab

A

Synthetic polymers

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8
Q

Nylon in clothing, silicone in kitchenware, and polyethylene terephthalate (pet) in beverage bottles

A

Synthetic polymers

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9
Q

Classification of polymers

A

Thermoplastic, elastomer, thermoset

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10
Q

Comparatively weak intermolecular interaction

A

Thermoplastic

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11
Q

Soften when heated and then return to its initial state when cooled

A

Thermoplastic

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12
Q

Linear or somewhat branched

A

Thermoplastic

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13
Q

Credit cards, car bumpers, insulation, and food packaging

A

Thermoplastic

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14
Q

“Sets” or solidifies permanently; heating cannot change its shape

A

Thermosetting

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15
Q

Construction and cars, glues, boat hulls, toys, and varnishes

A

Thermosetting

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16
Q

Easily stretched to several times their unstretched length and quickly revert to their initial state upon removal of applied tension

A

Elastomers

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17
Q

Cross linked

A

Elastomers

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18
Q

Rubber bands and other elastics

A

Elastomers

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19
Q

VULCANIZATION
WAS DISCOVERED
BY CHARLES
GOODYEAR

A

1839

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20
Q

PARKESINE, THE
FIRST SEMI-
SYNTHETIC
POLYMER, WAS
CREATED BY
ALEXANDER
PARKES

A

1862

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21
Q

BAKELITE, THE
FIRST COMPLETELY
SYNTHETIC
POLYMER, WAS
CREATED BY LEO
BAEKELAN

A

1907

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22
Q

MACROMOLECULAR
THEORY WAS
PROPOSED BY
HERMAN
STAUDINGER

A

1920

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23
Q

POLYETHYLENE
WAS CREATED BY
ICI (IMPERIAL
CHEMICAL
INDUSTRIES); LED
TO HDPE AND LDPE

A

1933

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24
Q

NYLON WAS
SYNTHESIZED BY
WALLACE
CAROTHERS

25
Q

TEFLON WAS
ACCIDENTALLY
DISCOVERED BY

A

Dr. Roy J plunkett (1938)

26
Q

On 1963 ____ WERE
INVENTED

A

ZIEGLER-NATTA
CATALYSTS

27
Q

ADVANCEMENT OF
CUSTOM POLYMER
SYNTHESIS

28
Q

BIODEGRADABLE
AND BIO-BASED
POLYMERS AS
WELL AS SMART
POLYMERS

29
Q

CAN BE GREATLY
INFLUENCED BY THE UNIFORMITY
AND PURITY OF THE MONOMERS

A

Final polymer

30
Q

Impurities FOR INSTANCE, CAN
CAUSE

A

DISCOLORATION, DECREASED
STRENGTH, OR IRREGULAR TEXTURE

31
Q

CAN BE AFFECTED BY VARIABLES
LIKE TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND
PROCESS LENGTH

A

Molecular and crystallinity

32
Q

CAN CAUSE
THERMAL DEGRADATION;
INADEQUATE TEMPERATURES CAN
PREVENT FULL POLYMERIZATION

A

Excessive heat

33
Q

AID IN THE
MONITORING OF MULTIPLE FACTORS
DURING THE POLYMERIZATION
PROCESS

A

Strict quality assurance procedures

34
Q

END-OF-LINE TESTING AND IN-LINE
MONITORING GUARANTEE THAT ANY
DEPARTURES FROM THE INTENDED
STANDARDS CAN BE QUICKLY
IDENTIFIED AND FIXED

A

Quality control

35
Q

DEPENDING ON THE PROCESS,
TEMPERATURES IN THE SYNTHESIS
OF POLYPROPYLENE PLAY AROUND

A

50 to 80 degrees

36
Q

HIGH PRESSURES—TYPICALLY
BETWEEN

A

1000 to 1,500 psi

37
Q

ALSO CRUCIAL
FOR POLYMERIZATION

A

Energy intake and heat

38
Q

Polymer products established in

39
Q

In 1959, ____ reinforced plastic (FRP)

A

Polyster resin and auxiliaries to the ph fiberglass

40
Q

This technolgy Started operations in 2006

A

Chemrez technologies

41
Q

Sells comprehensive range of resins, powder coatings, and eleochemicals

A

Chemrez technologies

42
Q

These are the powder coating of chemrez technologies

A

Oleochemicals and resins

43
Q

This corporation was established in 1994

A

JG Summit Olefins Corp

44
Q

Dominant player in the petrochemical industry in the philippines

A

JG Summit Olefins Corporation

45
Q

Runs the nation’s first and only naptha cracker facility

A

JG Summit Olefins Corporation

46
Q

Smaller molecules
Heart of polymerization reaction

47
Q

What are the raw materials

A

Monomers, homopolymer, co-polymer

48
Q

Made up of the same monomer

A

Homopolymer

49
Q

Made up of different monomer

A

Co-polymer

50
Q

Initiator to start the polymerization reactions

A

Ziegler natta catalyst

51
Q

The product of the reaction often needs to be subjected to
separation through ____ to remove impurities and unreacted monomers
depending on the desired polymer product.

A

distillation, solvent extraction, or
filtration

52
Q

are utilized to control the temperature of
the reaction and to condense the unreacted monomers from
the recycling stream for reuse

A

Heat exchangers

53
Q

To separate the polymer from solvents such as water, it could
be filtered through the use of . This applies a
vacuum to pull the liquid through a filter, leaving the solid
polymer behind.

A

vacuum filters

54
Q

Even after filtration, some moisture is still left from the
polymer product. This will go through a dryer to remove
moisture residue. One of the most common dryers used for
polymer products is the

A

centrifugal dryer

55
Q

Like all processing plants, polymer production also utilizes ____ to transport substances from one place to another.

A

fluid flow

56
Q

Some plants aim to produced polymers with distinct forms.
The product polymer could go through an _____ before
drying. An _____ is a machine that melts, mixes, conveys,
and shapes polymers into a continuous form for a wide range
of applications.

57
Q

used to scrub off undesired or toxic substances
from vent gases produced from the process.

58
Q

produced in the production process is later
treated in a wastewater treatment facility designed for
treating wastewater from production plants.

A

Wastewater