Introduction to Polymers

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Introduction to Polymers: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Polymers, Monomers, Macromolecules and, Polymerisation

Important Questions on Introduction to Polymers

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The process of formation of polymers from a mixture of two different unsaturated monomers is called

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The most popular bone cement is a synthetic polymer having the fragment structure as given below.
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The monomer(s) of the above polymer is/are

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The monomers used for the synthesis of Buna- N are

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Select the incorrect statement about Natural rubber.

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Melamine forms Melamine-formaldehyde under suitable conditions. The number of Nitrogen atoms in one molecule of Melamine is

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Consider the following sequence of reactions

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Polymer C is a polyamide.
Select the incorrect statement

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Polymer is classified on basis of molecular forces as elastomers, Fibres, Thermoplastic or Thermosetting polymer. Then to which category the terylene polymer belongs?

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Which of the following is/are biodegradable polymers?

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Which of the following process can be used to prepare polystyrene?

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Which of the following is/are polymer?

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Which of the following are Thermoplastic polymers?

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Which of the following is not a monomer of neoprene?

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Which of the following are Biopolymers?

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Examples of addition polymers are

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The total number of addition polymer among the following is

Polythene; Dacron; Buna-S; Nylon  6, 6; Buna-N; Teflon; Bakelite

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What is the value of degree of unsaturation for caprolactam?

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Total number of nitrogen atom present in melamine is_____

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How many polymers from the following is/are semisynthetic polymers?

Cellulose, Rayon, Cellulose nitrate, Starch, Polythene

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Example of macromolecular colloids is