Chemistry in Context
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Chapter 9, Problem 22Q
(a)
Interpretation Introduction
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The blowing agent has to be defined.
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Blowing agents are used in production of porous
(b)
Interpretation Introduction
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The
Concept Introduction:
Blowing agents are used in production of porous polymers. Blowing agents are added to reaction which decomposes in suitable temperature with evolution of gas that helps to drive the reaction which produces the porous polymer.
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