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Author: Julia Burdge
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Chapter 25, Problem 95AP
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The chemical basis for the destruction of nylon is to be explained by strong acids.

Concept introduction:

The addition reactions in which a compound having chemical deficiency and a π bond causes a reaction with a reactantthatis electron rich (nucleophile), due to which the double bond disappears and new bonds are formed are known as nucleophilic addition reactions.

Nylon is a thermoplastic material, which is silky. It is made by repeating units of amides. It is also called a polyamide.

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