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Addition polymerisation is the construction of a polymer based upon simple monomer units. These monomers join together in an extremely long chain under the correct conditions of temperature and pressure to become a single polymer chain. Mechanism of the polymerisation of ethane to form LDPE This reaction takes place in three complex stages. The three stages are Initiation, Propagation and Termination. First stage is Initiation: The radicals are formed by decomposition of an initiator, the radical can be obtained by heating up the initiator, until it releases a free radical. The radicals react with a...
arrange in a regular way, there was a down side. For if the catalyst was "damaged" or "poisoned", such as which when there was traces of nickel compound, then evidently the chains would stop growing. The other thing was that the catalyst can only be worked with small hydrocarbon monomers. This means the catalyst can only made a certain range of polymers. This problem was solved by metallocene catalysts. However, the problem with this was that, a particular metallocene is likely to produce one form of poly propene. So total control had still not been achieved yet.
arrange in a regular way, there was a down side. For if the catalyst was "damaged" or "poisoned", such as which when there was traces of nickel compound, then evidently the chains would stop growing. The other thing was that the catalyst can only be worked with small hydrocarbon monomers. This means the catalyst can only made a certain range of polymers. This problem was solved by metallocene catalysts. However, the problem with this was that, a particular metallocene is likely to produce one form of poly propene. So total control had still not been achieved yet.
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Background An example of a gas would be hydrogen. A chemical property is how a substance changes its identity. An example of this would be being able to support flammability. A physical property distinguises one type of matter from another and can be observed without changing its identity. An example...
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When thought of acid rain, some people may think of green, burning acid falling from the sky, destroying everything in sight. This may be a bit ridiculous and hard to believe, but as absurd as it sound, it is not far from the truth. Acid deposition has long been a...
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Some say that sports in America are favored more by people who live elsewhere. I wonder why. Studies have shown that some people like the fact that most sports have some type of physical contact. Why is that most Americans rather watch sports on television than read a book, maybe...
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Experiment: Determining pH of identical strong and weak solutions Date: 31/10/03 Aim: Plan and perform a first-hand investigation to measure the pH of identical concentrations of strong and weak acids. Equipment: ?é?À Deionised water H2O ?é?À Tartaric Acid C4H6O6 ?é?À Citric Acid C6H8O7 ?é?À Sulfuric Acid H2SO4 ?é?À Acetic Acid...
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