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POLYMERS

S. No. Name Monomer(s) Structure Remark/ Catalyst

Persulphate Or Free Radical


1. Teflon as catalyst

2. Polyacrylonitrile Peroxide as catalyst

3. Polyethene
LOW => O2 as catalyst
a) LDP High Temp (350-570K) and
pressure (1000-2000 atm)

Zeigler Natta Catalyst :


[ TiCl4 + (C2H5)3Al ]
b) HDP Low temp (333K) and Pressure (6-7
atm)

PMMA
4.
(Polymethylmethacrylate)

5. Nylon 5

6. Nylon 6
7. Nylon 6,6

8. Nylon 6,10

9. Nylon-2 Nylon-6

Zinc Acetate and Antimony


10. Dacron/ Terylene Trioxide

11. Glyptal

Phenol Formaldehyde
12.
Resin

a) Novolec

b) Bakelite
Malamine Formaldehyde
13.
Resin

14. Urea Formalehyde Resin

Elastic Properties
Latex - Colloidal soln of rubber in
15. Isoprene (Natural Rubber) water
Coiled (Spring) structure

Vulcanised Rubber Heat raw rubber with S.

Neoprene (Synthetic
16.
Rubber)

Buna-N (Synthetic
17. Peroxide
Rubber)

18. Buna-S

19. PHBV (Biodegradable)

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