This document discusses plasma polymerization, including its stages, solvent selection, advantages and disadvantages, and applications. It was authored by 6 students - Shaikh aman, Jenil nada, Darshan sarvaiya, Daxit soni, Yashvi Trivedi, and Pratik dethe - who explore polymerization of isobutylene and isoprene to form butyl rubber, polymerization of ethylene, propylene and diene monomers to form EPDM rubber, and polymerization of propylene to form polypropylene.

2. Introduction
Stages in polymerization
Selection of solvent
Advantages & disadvantages
Application
Plasma polymerization

3. Shaikh aman 180280126022
Jenil nada 180280126014
Darshan sarvaiya 180280126022
Daxit soni 180280126024
Yashvi Trivedi 180280126027
Pratik dethe 190283126004
Abhishek gadhave 190283126005

11. Application
monomer polymer solvent catalyst
Isobutylene &
isoprene
Butyl rubber
(IIR)
Methyl
chloride
AlCl3
Ethylene, propylene
& diene monomer
(norbornene or
dicyclopenatdiene)
EPDM Hydrocarbon Coordination
propylene Polypropylene
(PP)
hexane coordination