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YOU MUST PURCHASE WILEYPLUS FOR THIS COURSE

YOU MUST PURCHASE WILEYPLUS FOR THIS COURSE. see SDSMT Bookstore. Turn off cell phones before each class.

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UNDERGROUND CABLES

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Chapter 8: Environmental Health

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Top 10 List Polymer products change our life significantly

Top 10 List Polymer products change our life significantly. Ties (Synthetic rubber) Non-sticky pan (Teflon) Polyethylene Stocking (Nylon) Polystyrene PVF PMMA Silicone Rayon Piping (PVC) We will review this list in the end of this course. Show and Tell. Compact Disk Zipper bag

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SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS

SYNTHETIC FIBRES AND PLASTICS. Ms. ANUPAMA SINGH. PLASTICS. It is a polymer which can be moulded into various shapes, can be recycled , remoulded and reused . TYPES OF PLASTICS. Plastics are of two types: Thermoplastics Thermosetting plastics. THERMOPLASTICS.

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Chapter 4 Structures of Polymers

Chapter 4 Structures of Polymers. Energy. typical neighbor bond length. r. crystalline SiO 2. typical neighbor bond energy. crystal structure. Energy. typical neighbor. bond length. noncrystalline SiO 2. r. typical neighbor. bond energy. amorphous structure. general.

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Chemicals from Oil

Chemicals from Oil. PLASTICS. Plastics. When oil is cracked ethene is often made. Ethene is a very useful molecule as it is the starting material for making many plastics . Plastics. Plastics are huge molecules. They are usually made from chains of thousands of atoms.

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Chemicals from Oil

Chemicals from Oil. PLASTICS. Plastics. When oil is cracked ethene is often made. Ethene is a very useful molecule as it is the starting material for making many plastics . Plastics. Plastics are huge molecules. They are usually made from chains of thousands of atoms.

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Alkenes and Alkynes continued

Alkenes and Alkynes continued. Preparation of alkenes. Preparation of alkenes continued. Dehydration of alcohols. The H and OH are removed from adjacent carbons. E.g. ethanol may be heated with sulphuric acid to create ethene and water.

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Lecture #12 Corrosion

Lecture #12 Corrosion. Learning objective outcomes : 1-Corrosion in metals. 2- Distinguish between oxidation and reduction electrochemical reactions. 3. Describe the following: galvanic couple, standard half-cell, and standard hydrogen electrode.

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What is a polymer?

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