Discuss possible reasons for the differences in the glass transition temperatures between the polymer pairs (a)/(b) and (c)/(d) from Q1 (a)Polypropylene (b)Poly(vinyl chloride) (c)Polyamide 6,6 (Nylon) (d)Polyamide 6 (polycaprolactam) The glass transition temperature and melting temperature range of above given polymers are listed below; Polymey Olars'transition tempesatuse () Merting teupesatuse (-19)-t20) *c 165- 186 c i) Polylvinylchloside) 20 -90°c 175-212°C polyamid 6, 6 (1ylon 50- 70 °C 260 - 275°C » Polyamite 6 (Polycapeolactam) 40- 50 C 215- 225'C
Discuss possible reasons for the differences in the glass transition temperatures between the polymer pairs (a)/(b) and (c)/(d) from Q1 (a)Polypropylene (b)Poly(vinyl chloride) (c)Polyamide 6,6 (Nylon) (d)Polyamide 6 (polycaprolactam) The glass transition temperature and melting temperature range of above given polymers are listed below; Polymey Olars'transition tempesatuse () Merting teupesatuse (-19)-t20) *c 165- 186 c i) Polylvinylchloside) 20 -90°c 175-212°C polyamid 6, 6 (1ylon 50- 70 °C 260 - 275°C » Polyamite 6 (Polycapeolactam) 40- 50 C 215- 225'C
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Transcribed Image Text:Discuss possible reasons for the differences in the glass transition temperatures between the
polymer pairs (a)/(b) and (c)/(d) from Q1
(a)Polypropylene
(b)Poly(vinyl chloride)
(c)Polyamide 6,6 (Nylon)
(d)Polyamide 6 (polycaprolactam)
The glass transition temperature and melting temperature range of above given polymers are listed below;
Polymes
Olars transition
tempesature (c)
Meiting tempesatuse
Porypropylene
(--19)-t20) °c
165- 186 °c
i) Polyvinylchleside)
ji Poly amid 6, 6 (1ylongd
20 - 90 °c
175-212°C
50-70 °C
260 -275°C
i) Polyqmnite 6
(Polycapsolaciam)
40- 50'c
215- 225'C
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