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Experiment 1: Polymerization of acrylamide in water
www.chemistry2011.orgmonomer (ii) to its active radical end, thereby making the added monomer the new active end. R-(CH 2CHX) n-1 CH C H X • + H 2CC X H R-(CH 2CHX) n CH C H X • (i) (ii)
in (MMA) methacrylate methyl of Polymerization …
www.chemistry2011.orgExperiment 10: Polymerization of methyl methacrylate (MMA) in bulk to form PMMA. Aim: (a) To study the bulk polymerization of undiluted MMA to PMMA initiated by a single radical initiator at elevated temperature and to determine volumetric shrinkage after
Experiment 13: Bead (suspension) polymerization …
www.chemistry2011.orgFree radical polymerization of MMA to PMMA: See readings for experiment 10, especially pages 260-263 from Rempp and Merrill, “Polymer Synthesis”, Ch 12.
TYPES OF CARBONYL COMPOUNDS - …
www.chemistry2011.orgTYPES OF CARBONYL COMPOUNDS General Name Name formula suffix O -al Aldehyde C R H O Ketone C -one R R' O -oic C acid Carboxylic acid H R O Acid O X=halogen -oyl halide C halide R X
6,10 Nylon of polymerization Interfacial 6: Experiment
www.chemistry2011.org(2) (2) Brief Background: Step polymerization: (see handouts from Rempp & Merrill, Polymer Synthesis, pp35-40 and 50-57.) As we noted before, the two main types of polymerization are chain and step
Experiment 2: Characterization of polyacrylamide …
www.chemistry2011.orgExperiment 2: Characterization of polyacrylamide (PAM) by viscometry and gel permeation chromatography (optional) Aim: (a) To determine the intrinsic viscosity and molecular weight of polyacrylamide (synthesized in experiment 1) using a Ubbelohde capillary viscometer.
Reactions of Alkenes: Summary - Chemistry2011.org
www.chemistry2011.orgHalohydrin Alcohol Alcohol Alcohol Carbocation Radical ring Carbocation None (concerted) anti anti anti syn Markovnikov Markovnikov ring ring
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