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Covalent Bond

Type of bond between hydrocarbon molecules

Wallace Carothers, Dupont Company

Produced nylon

Leo Bakelite

Oldest recorded synthetic plastic, excellent choice as an electrical insulator.

Kevlar

A high strength material that can withstand temperatures up to 300°C and is used as bullet proof vests and fire proof garments.

Tetrahedral

Arrangement of C-H

Uber Polymerization

The paper that Staudunger published in 1920

Charles Goodyear

Discovers vulcanization in 1839

Saturated Hydrocarbon

Have relatively low melting point and boiling points

Isomers

Two compounds having same chemical formula but have different structures

1. Initiation


2. Propagation


3. Termination

Steps of addition polymerization

Thermoplastic

A polymer that liquefies upon heating and freezes to glassy state when cooled.

Polyethylene

A type if polymer whose chains is associated by weak Van der Waals force

Nylon

A type if polymer whose chains is associated by dipole-dipole interactoons and hydrogen bonding

Thermosets

A type of plastic that decomposes upon heating.

Platics


Elastomers


Fibers

Polymer types

1. PET


2. HDPE


3. PVC


4. LDPE


5. PP


6. PS


7. Other

Plastic Classification

Polyethylene

Resistant to organic solvents, decreasing agents and electrolytic attack

Short shot

Molten plastic doesnt reach the mold cavity section

Flash

Flowing into unwanted sections of the mold cavity

Splay

Caused by water absorption or aeration

Warpage

Differential cooling rate of the melt

Burn marks

When air and gasses are trapped inside the mold cavity high pressure

Void

The walls solidify ans the plastic melt shrinks toward the wall and sucks a vacuum

Bubbles

Moisture or gas embedded inside the melt

Gate blush

Result of differential material shearing

Weld line

Result of two different flow fronts

Jetting

The fresh plastic does not blend well with the first material

Sink marks

Arises when the surface cools too slow

Oxygen index

Minimum oxygen required to support combustion of a polymer