The Materials Revolution Flashcards

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What makes a bond polar?

A

Two atoms of different electronegativites, the bonding electrons are pulled towards the more electronegative atom.

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What is permanent dipole- permanent dimple bonding?

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The delta + and the delta - charges on a polar molecules cause a weak electrostatic forces of attraction between molecules.

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What’s the difference between an amide and an amine?

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Amides have the functional group -CONH2. Amines just have a -NH2 group.

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What do you make when you hydrolyse an amide with dilute acid?

A

Carboxylic acid and ammonium salt

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What do you make when you hydrolyse an ester by refluxing an ester with a dilute acid?

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Carboxylic acid salt and an alcohol

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What do you make when you hydrolyse an amide with dilute alkali?

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An carboxylate ion and ammonia has given off

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Reaction between dicarboxylic acids and diamines make what? What reaction is this?

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Polyamides and water - condensation polymerisation

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Reaction between dicarboxylic acids and diols make what? What reaction is this?

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Polyesters and water - condensation polymerisation

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What are the properties of thermoplastic? And why?

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Soft and flexible. Polymer chains can slide over one another easily.

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What is the Tm? What happens if it is reached?

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It’s the melting point of thermoplastic polymers. If it reached above the Tm it will soften and then melt

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What is the Tg? What happens if it is reached?

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Glass transition temperature, cooling the thermoplastic below the temperature causes the polymer to become brittle and shatter

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What are the arrangement of chains in a crystalline polymer?

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They are ordered and run in the same direction

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What are the arrangement of chains in a amorphous polymer?

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The arrangement of chains are random, they run in all directions

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14
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What is copolymerisation?

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Making a polymer by using a mixture of monomer molecules

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15
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How does a plasticiser make a polymer bendier?

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The plasticiser molecules get between the polymer chains and push them apart. This reduces the strength of the intermolecular forces between the chains- so they can slide around more.

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16
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What is cold-drawing?

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It increases the crystallinity of a polymer. It pulls the polymer chains out straight lines, intermolecular forces between chains increase.

17
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What is electro negativity?

A

The ability to attract bonding electrons in a covalent bond

18
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What is made when an anime reacts with an acid?

A

Ammonium salt