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HW 9 Problem 14.5. To Find: ( The number-verge moleulr weight (b The weight-verge moleulr weight ( The degree of polymeriztion for the given polypropylene mteril Moleulr Weight Rnge (g/mol x i w i 8,000 16,000 0.05 0.02 16,000 24,000 0.16 0.10 24,000 32,000 0.24 0.20 32,000 40,000 0.28 0.30 40,000 48,000 0.20 0.27 48,000 56,000 0.07 0.11 The given dt is urte; the mteril (polypropylene is pure. ( Number-verge moleulr weight: Moleulr wt. Rnge Men M i x i x i M i 8,000-16,000 12,000 0.05 600 16,000-24,000 20,000 0.16 3200 24,000-32,000 28,000 0.24 6720 32,000-40,000 36,000 0.28 10,080 40,000-48,000 44,000 0.20 8800 48,000-56,000 52,000 0.07 3640 M n = x i M i = 33,040 g/mol

(b Weight-verge moleulr weight: Moleulr wt. Rnge Men M i w i w i M i 8,000-16,000 12,000 0.02 240 16,000-24,000 20,000 0.10 2000 24,000-32,000 28,000 0.20 5600 32,000-40,000 36,000 0.30 10,800 40,000-48,000 44,000 0.27 11,880 48,000-56,000 52,000 0.11 5720 ( Degree of polymeriztion: M w = w i M i = 36,240 g/mol For polypropylene, the repet unit moleulr weight, m = 3(A C + 6(A H = (3(12.01 g/mol + (6(1.008 g/mol = 42.08 g/mol DP = M n m 33,040 g/mol = 42.08 g/mol = 785 ( g/mol (b 36240 g/mol (

Problem 14.8. To Find: ( Wt% of Chlorine to be dded (b How this hlorinted poly-ethylene differs from PVC High-density poly-ethylene is hlorinted suh tht Cl toms reple 5% of the originl H toms. (i (ii (iii (iv All the Chlorine dded is utilized in repling the existing H toms no Cl tom stys unutilized. Extly 5 % of the originl H toms re repled by Cl toms. The originl mteril is pure poly-ethylene. No other tom speies (whih ould potentilly reple H toms is dded. ( Consider 50 rbon toms in the high density poly-ethylene. These orrespond to 100 possible side-bonding sites. Initilly, ll 100 sites re oupied by H. Post-hlorintion, 95 of these sites re oupied by hydrogen nd 5 sites re oupied by Cl. Mss of 50 rbon toms,m C = 50(A C = (50(12.01 g/mol = 600.5 g Mss of 95 H toms, m H = 95(A H = (95(1.008 g/mol = 95.76 g Mss of 95 Cl toms, m Cl = 5(A Cl = (5(35.45 g/mol = 177.25 g Using modified form of Eqution 4.3, onentrtion of hlorine, C Cl is: C Cl = m Cl x 100 = m C + m H + m Cl 177.25 g 600.5 g + 95.76 g + 177.25 g 100 = 20.3 wt% 20.3 wt% (b Compred to hlorinted poly-ethylene, in poly(vinyl hloride: (1 25% of the side-bonding sites re substituted with Cl (2 Substitution is probbly less rndom

Problem 14.17. To Find: The number-verge moleulr weight of rndom nitrile rubber [poly(rylonitrile-butdiene opolymer]. 1. Frtion of butdiene repet units, f Bu = 0.30 (=> frtion of rylonitrile repet units, f A = 0.70 2. Degree of polymeriztion = 2000 Given dt is urte; the mteril is pure. The two repet units in this o-polymer re rylonitrile nd butdiene. From Tble 14.5, the rylonitrile repet unit ontins 3 Crbon toms, 1 Nitrogen tom nd 3 Hydrogen toms. Thus, the moleulr weight of the rylonitrile repet unit is: m A = 3(A C + (A N + 3(A H = (3(12.01 g/mol + 14.01 g/mol + (3(1.008 g/mol = 53.06 g/mol The butdiene repet unit ontins 4 Crbon toms nd 6 Hydrogen toms. Thus, the moleulr weight of the butdiene repet unit is: m Bu = 4(A C + 6(A H = (4(12.01 g/mol + (6(1.008 g/mol = 54.09 g/mol From Eqution 14.7, the verge repet unit moleulr weight is: m = f A m A + f Bu m Bu = (0.70(53.06 g/mol + (0.30(54.09 g/mol = 53.37 g/mol From Eqution 14.6, the number-verge moleulr weight is: M n = m (DP = (53.37 g/mol(2000 = 106,740 g/mol 106740 g/mol

Problem 14.19. To Find: ( Rtio of butdiene to styrene repet units in the given o-polymer (b Type of o-polymer 1. Number-verge moleulr weight of opolymer = 350000 g/mol 2. Degree of polymeriztion = 4425 (i (ii Given dt is urte. The mteril is pure. ( From Eqution 14.6, the verge repet unit moleulr weight of the opolymer, lulted s: m = M n DP 350,000 g/mol = 4425 = 79.10 g/mol m, is From Tble 14.5, the butdiene repet unit ontins 4 Crbon toms nd 6 Hydrogen toms. Thus, the moleulr weight of the butdiene repet unit is : m b = 4(A C + 6(A H = 4(12.01 g/mol + 6(1.008 g/mol = 54.09 g/mol The styrene repet unit ontins 8 Crbon toms nd 8 Hydrogen toms. Thus, the moleulr weight of the styrene repet unit is: m s = 8(A C + 8(A H = 8(12.01 g/mol + 8(1.008 g/mol = 104.14 g/mol Let f b be the hin frtion of butdiene repet units. Sine there re only two repet unit types in the opolymer, the hin frtion of styrene repet units f s is 1 f b. Eqution 14.7 my be written s: m = f b m b + f s m s = f b m b + (1 f b m s f b = m m s m b m s f s = 1 f b = 1 0.50 = 0.50 = 79.10 g/mol 104.14 g/mol 54.09 g/mol 104.14 g/mol = 0.50

Hene, the rtio of butdiene to styrene repet units = f b = 0.50 f s 0.50 = 1.0 (or 1:1 (b The rtio of the the two units in the o-polymer is 1:1 in se of lternting o-polymers. There is no fixed rtio presribed for rndom, grft nd blok o-polymers (1:1 ould be possible rtio for eh of these types! Therefore, with the rtio of butdiene to styrene repet units obtined in prt (, this opolymer be of lternting, rndom, grft nd blok types. ( 1 (or 1:1 (b Alternting, rndom, grft nd blok types

Problem 14.25. To Find: ( Densities of totlly rystlline nd totlly morphous polytetrfluoroethylene (PTFE. (b % Crystllinity of speimen hving density of 2.26 g/m 3. ρ (g/m 3 rystllinity (% 2.144 51.3 2.215 74.2 Given dt is urte; mteril is pure. s ( From Eqution 14.8: %Crystllinity = * 100 s ( ( (1 Where is the density of totlly rystlline PTFE; is the density of totlly morphous PTFE nd s is the density of the given speimen. We n obtin two equtions from the two sets of dt given nd solve for nd. (A For s = 2.144 nd % rystllinity = 51.3 2.144 51.3 = *100 2.144( 2.144 => 51.3*2.144/100 = ( (2 (B For s = 2.215 nd % rystllinity = 74.2 2.215 74.2 = *100 2.215( 2.215 74.2 * 2.215 / 100 = ( (3

Dividing (2 by (3 : 51.3*2.144 / (74.2*2.215 = ( 2.144 ( 2.215 0.669 = ( 2.144 ( 2.215 = 2.000 g/ m 3 => 1.482 0.669 = 2.144 - => 0.331 = 0.662 Substituting the vlue of in (2 : 51.3*2.144/100 = 2.144 2.000 ( 2.000 1.1 = 0.144 ( 2.000 = 2.301 g/ m 3 => 1.1 2.2 = 0.144 => 0.956 = 2.2 (b Substituting the vlues of nd in (1 for s = 2.26 g/m 3 : % Crystllinity = (2.301 g/m3 ( 2.260 g/m 3 2.000 g/m 3 (2.260 g/m 3 ( 2.301 g/m 3 2.000 g/m 3 100= 87.9 ( = 2.000 g/ m 3 ; = 2.301 g/ m 3 (b 87.9 % Crystllinity