porymur 13 IUIT alone under thế force of gravity. QUESTIONS 1. What is the effect of absorbed moisture during the weighing process of the silica pellets on the calculated amount of SiO, in the water glass solution versus the actual amount? JordM 2. What is a possible commercial use for the silicone polymer, given the properties you observed? 3. Draw the Lewis structure of [B(OH),1. Name the geometry of this polyatomic ion. What are the expected O-B-0 bond angles? trcles dog boall-eac10 The cross-linking reaction of polyvinyl alcohol forms four water molecules for every B(OH)4 that cross- links two polymer chains. Given the sections of polyvinyl alcohol chains below, sketch how B(OH)4 cross-links the chains. Through what atom chain linkages are the C-C polymer backbones connected? 4. Н H. C. forloole Iyaivvlog be-esoo edi otw aos CH2 CH, o so or obrio/oi H-0. +B (ОН)4 C. mylo onooil kH. H. CH2 0mot o CH, 5. Is it likely that the two sections of the polymer chain are in the same plane? Why or why not?

porymur 13 IUIT alone under thế force of gravity. QUESTIONS 1. What is the effect of absorbed moisture during the weighing process of the silica pellets on the calculated amount of SiO, in the water glass solution versus the actual amount? JordM 2. What is a possible commercial use for the silicone polymer, given the properties you observed? 3. Draw the Lewis structure of [B(OH),1. Name the geometry of this polyatomic ion. What are the expected O-B-0 bond angles? trcles dog boall-eac10 The cross-linking reaction of polyvinyl alcohol forms four water molecules for every B(OH)4 that cross- links two polymer chains. Given the sections of polyvinyl alcohol chains below, sketch how B(OH)4 cross-links the chains. Through what atom chain linkages are the C-C polymer backbones connected? 4. Н H. C. forloole Iyaivvlog be-esoo edi otw aos CH2 CH, o so or obrio/oi H-0. +B (ОН)4 C. mylo onooil kH. H. CH2 0mot o CH, 5. Is it likely that the two sections of the polymer chain are in the same plane? Why or why not?

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