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Chapter 15.24, Problem 34QP
(a)
To determine
To do:
The following for branched polyethylene with number-average molecular weight of 8,50,000 g/mol and linear polyethylene with number-average molecular weight of 8,50,000 g/mol:
- 1. To state the possibility to decide which polymer has a greater melting temperature.
- 2. If it is possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
- 3. If it is not possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
(b)
To determine
To do:
The following for polytetrafluoroethylene with the density of
- 1. To state the possibility to decide which polymer has a greater melting temperature.
- 2. If it is possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
- 3. If it is not possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
(c)
To determine
To do:
The following for linear and syndiotactic poly (vinyl chloride) with number-average molecular weight of 5,00,000 g/mol and linear polyethylene with number-average molecular weight of 2,25,000 g/mol:
- 1. To state the possibility to decide which polymer has a greater melting temperature.
- 2. If it is possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
- 3. If it is not possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
(d)
To determine
To do:
The following for linear and syndiotactic polypropylene with weight-average molecular weight of 5,00,000 g/mol , and linear and atactic polypropylene with weight-average molecular weight of 7,50,000 g/mol:
- 1. To state the possibility to decide which polymer has a greater melting temperature.
- 2. If it is possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
- 3. If it is not possible to decide and give the reason for the same.
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