Question 1
What is one important rule when drawing addition polymers with repeating units?
Question 2
What key concept is crucial to remember in addition polymerization, as summarized in the lecture?
Question 3
What is the primary process used to form addition polymers?
Question 4
In polymer structures, what does the term 'repeating units' refer to?
Question 5
What is a practical example of a monomer used in addition polymerization as given in class?
Question 6
Why are polymers often illustrated with open ends?
Question 7
In the polymerization of propene, what forms the backbone of the polymer?
Question 8
What do the new single bonds allow in addition polymerization?
Question 9
Which monomer was given as an example for practice in identifying backbone and side chains?
Question 10
Which statement about the direction of attachment in addition polymerization is correct?
Question 11
During 2-pentene polymerization, what part of the monomer attaches to form the side chains?
Question 12
In addition polymerization, what bonds do the monomers typically have?
Question 13
What becomes the side chains in addition polymers?
Question 14
What happens to the double bonds in monomers during addition polymerization?
Question 15
In the process of addition polymerization, what structure does the polymer's backbone consist of?