Polymers-Materials Engineering-Lecture Slides, Slides of Thermodynamics

This lecture was delivered by Rajan Kalpak for Thermodynamics course at Bengal Engineering and Science University. It includes: Polymer, Molecular, mass, Structural, Units, Covalent, Bonds, Homopolymer, Polyethylene, Copolymers

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2011/2012

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POLYMERS
Polymers are very high molecular mass substance each
molecules of which consists of very large number of simple
Structural unit joined together through covalent bond in a
regular fashion .
HOMOPOLYMERS:
Polymers whose repeating structural unit is derived from
Only one type of monomers unit are called homopolymers. For
Example polyethylene polymer which is obtained by
polymerization of ethylene.
n(CHโ‚‚=CHโ‚‚)โ€•โ€•โ€•โ€”๏‚ข(-CHโ‚‚-CHโ‚‚-)n
Ethylene Polyethylene
COPOLYMERS:
Polymers whose repeating structural units are derived from
two or more type of monomers units are called Copolymers.
For Example NYLON โ€“ 66
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Polymers are very high molecular mass substance each POLYMERS

molecules of which consists of very large number of simple Structural unit joined together through covalent bond in a regular fashion.

HOMOPOLYMERS: Only one type of monomers unit are called homopolymers. For Polymers whose repeating structural unit is derived from

Example polyethylene polymer which is obtained by polymerization of ethylene.

n(CH Ethylene โ‚‚ =CH โ‚‚ ) โ€•โ€•โ€•โ€”๏‚ข (-CHPolyethylene โ‚‚ -CH โ‚‚ -)n

COPOLYMERS: two or more type of Polymers whose repeating structural units are derived from monomers units are called Copolymers.

For Example NYLON โ€“ 66

CLASSIFICATION BASED UPON STRUCTURE

LINEAR POLYMERS: over one another to give a well packed structure. In these polymers the various polymeric chains are stacked Because

of the close packing of polymers chains. have high boiling point. Linear polymers

BRANCHED CHAIN POLYMER: to produce the linear chain, but also form branches along the In these polymers, the monomers units not only combine

main chain.

THREE DIMENSIONAL NETWORK POLYMERS: chains are joined together to form a three dimensional network In these polymers, the initially formed linear polymers

structure. polymers are also called cross-linked polymers. Because of the presence of cross links, these

In this type of polymerization, a large number of monomers loss of molecule combine together usually with the to form a macro molecule in which the molecular formula^ simple molecules like water, alcohol, ammonia etc. of repeating structural unit is generally not the same as that of the monomers. The polymers thus formed are called condensation polymers.

n(H โ‚‚ N-(CH โ‚‚ ) โ‚† -NH โ‚‚ ) + n(HOOC-(CH โ‚‚ ) โ‚„ -COOH)

CLASSIFICATION BASED UPON MOLECULAR FORCES

ELASTOMERS: between the polymer chain, are the weakest are called Polymers in which intermolecular force of attration

elastomers.

VOLCANIZATION:

    1. PolypropyleneStyron
  1. Buna โ€“ S

POLYPROPYENE: Polypropylene is prepared by heating propylene in presence Starting material; Propylene() Reduction to

Of trace of Benzoyl peroxide as radical.

n(CH โ‚ƒ -CH=CH โ‚‚ ) --------------- (-CH โ‚‚ -CH-CH โ‚‚ )n

USES: used for: It is harder and stronger polymer than polythene and it is

    1. For packing textiles and food.For making linears of bags and heat shrinkable wrans for record and other articles.
  1. For making automatic mouldings, seat covers, carpet, fibers rope.
  2. In the manufacture of stronger pipes and bottles.

BUNA โ€“ S: Starting material: 1, 3 butadiene

(CH along with sodium, 4 styrene (C โ‚‚ = CH โ€“ CH = CH โ‚‚ ) โ‚† H โ‚… โ€“CH = CH โ‚‚ )

Styrene in the ratio of 3:1 in presence of sodium.^ It is obtained by copolymerization of 1,2 โ€“ butadiene, 4