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    Terylene (Dacron) is the polyester of
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  • Question 2
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    GRA is a copolymer of __________________.
  • Question 3
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    Free radical polymerisation requires a free radical initiator. The most commonly used free radical initiator is:
    Solution
    In a free radical addition polymerization, the choice of polymerization initiator depends mainly on two factors:
    a) Solubility and b) Decomposition temperature.
    If the polymerization is performed in an organic solvent, then the initiator should be soluble in that solvent and the decomposition temperature of the initiator must be at or below the boiling point of the solvent.
    Commonly, Benzoyl peroxide suit these requirements.
    For e.g., Benzoyl peroxide initiates the methacrylate (MMA) monomer to form a radical that can attack the double bound of another MMA monomer, to form PMMA.

  • Question 4
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    Saran is a copolymer of ___________.
    Solution
    Saran is a copolymer of vinylidene chloride ($$1,\:1$$-dichloroethene) and vinyl chloride.

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    If $$N_1,\ N_2, \ N_3,....$$ are the number of molecules with molecular masses $$M_1,\ M_2,\ M_3, ...$$ respectively, then mass average molar mass is expressed as :
    Solution
    Polymer molecules come in different sizes (chain lengths for linear polymers) even ones of the same type.
    So, the average molecular mass will depend on the method of averaging. The number average molecular mass is the ordinary arithmetic mean or average of the molecular masses of the individual macromolecules. 
    Thus, the right equation for mass average molar mass measurement is $$\dfrac{\sum NiMi^2}{\sum NiMi}$$.
  • Question 6
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    Molecular weights of macromolecules are determined by :
    Solution
    The number average molar mass can be determined by osmometry. The osmotic pressure of a solution is dependent only on the relative number of particles in the solution (in case of dilute solutions), irrespective of the nature (called colligative property). 
    Therefore, by taking certain known weight of the macromolecule, one wants to calculate the molecular mass of a solution is prepared and the osmotic pressure is measured. Then, this is compared to the known osmotic pressure of standard solution which gives the relative number of particles required to create such a pressure. From this and the weight of macromolecule used to prepare the solution, one can obtain the required molecular weight (weight of Avogadro's number of particles).
  • Question 7
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    Identify $$X$$ in the reaction.

    $$CHCl_3 \xrightarrow[HF]{SbF_3} CHF_2Cl \overset{1070\, K}{\rightarrow} (X)+2HCl$$
    Solution
    When chloroform is treated with antimony trifluoride and $$HF$$, 2 chlorine atoms are replaced with 2$$ F$$ atoms. 

    When $$\displaystyle CHF_2Cl $$ is heated to 1070 K, terafluoroethylene (compound X) is obtained. 

    $$\displaystyle 2CHF_2Cl \xrightarrow {1070K} F_2C=CF_2 $$
  • Question 8
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    Average molecular mass of a polymer is determined by:
  • Question 9
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    The PDI (polydisersity index) is the ratio of weight to number-average molecular masses, $$M \bar{w} / M \bar{n}$$. In natural polymers, which are generally monodispersed, PDI is ............. and in synthetic polymers which are always polydispersed, PDI is ............. because $$M \bar {w}$$ is always ............. than $$M \bar {n}$$. Fill in the blanks. 
    Solution
    The PDI (polydisersity index) is the ratio of weight to number-average molecular masses, $$M \bar{w} / M \bar{n}$$. In natural polymers, which are generally monodispersed, PDI is 1 and in synthetic polymers which are always polydispersed, PDI is greater than 1 because $$M \bar {w}$$ is always higher than $$M \bar {n}$$.
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    A polymeric sample in which $$30\%$$ molecules have a molecular mass $$20,000$$, $$40\%$$ have $$30,000$$ and the rest $$30\%$$ have $$60,000$$. The $$( \bar{M}_{n})$$ and $$( \bar{M}_{w})$$ of this sample are, respectively:
    Solution
    Number average molecular weight
    $$( \bar{M}_{n}) = \dfrac {\Sigma N_iM_i}{\Sigma N_i} = \dfrac {30(20000)+40(30000)+30(60000)}{30+40+30}=36000$$

    Weight average molecular weight

    $$( \bar{M}_{w}) = \dfrac {\Sigma N_iM_i^2}{\Sigma N_iM_i}=
    \dfrac {30(20000)^2+40(30000)^2+30(60000)^2}{30(20000)+40(30000)+30(60000)}=43333$$  

    Hence, the $$( \bar{M}_{n})$$ and $$( \bar{M}_{w})$$ of this sample are, respectively $$36,000$$ and  $$43,333$$
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