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Polymer chemistry BSc. SEM VI.pptx
1. SHRI. GOVINDRAO MUNGHATE COLLEGE,
KURKHEDA
Class- B.sc – III (SEM-VI) Paper- IV
Topic- POLYMER CHEMISTRY
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2. INTRODUCTION
A word polymer is a combination of two Greek words, poly means
many and meros means parts or unit.
A polymers is a large molecule of which is formed by repeated
linking of the small molecules called “monomers”.
More monomer molecules joined in units of long polymer.
n(CH2=CH2) (-CH2-CH2-)n
ETHYLENE POLYETHYLENE
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4. Classification of Polymer
Classification Based on Structure
Classification Based on Source
Classification Based on Molecular force
Classification Based on Mode of Polymerization
5. 1. Classification Based on Structure
Linear polymers : These polymers consist of long and straight chains.
E.g.: Polyvinyl chloride, polythene etc.
6. 2. Branched Chain polymers: These polymers contain linear
chains having some branches
7. 3. Cross linked polymers (Network polymers):
These are usually formed from bi-functional or tri-functional
monomers and contain strong covalent bonds between
various polymers.
E.g: Melamine, Bakelite ,
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9. Classification Based on Source
• Natural Polymer- These are obtained from Plants and
Animals
Exa- Proteins, Cellulose, Starch
14. MCQ
1. A large molecule that consist of many repeating unit called as-
A) Monomer
B) Polymer
C) Polypeptide
D) Polyethylene
2. What does ‘poly’ means in Greek word?
A) Molecule
B) Hundred
C) Chain
D) Many
3. What are monomers?
A) Atom
B) Gaseous
C) Small Molecule
D) Compound
4. What do monomers form?
A) Sugar
B) Compound
C) Alkane
D) Long chain
15. 5. What is polymer?
A) Atom
B) Molecule
C) Compound
D) Mixture
6. Which of the following is not a condensation polymer?
A) Neoprene
B) Dacron
C) Glyptol
D) Melamine
7. The weakest inter-particle force are present in
A) Thermoplastic polymer
B) Thermosetting polymer
C) Fibre
D) Elastomer
8. The polymer which are prepared in laboratories are called as
A) Copolymer
B) Addition polymer
C) Homopolymer
D) Synthetics polymer