Q&A: polymer source|PLS do let me know any synthetic procedure of polymer nanocomposites containing anionic clays ?
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Q&A–: PLS do let me know any synthetic procedure of polymer nanocomposites containing anionic clays ?
It’s better if the method uses the exfoliated layered materias . also how can they be characterized ? If any one knows,pls give any source of information or papers regarding these.
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Answer by Iain N
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polymer source–: How is a polymer broken down? ?
Does anyone know? And could you put down source (If you just know it, then ok)?
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Answer by Roger S
The easiest way is to apply heat to the polymer. Most plastics don’t melt when heated, but burn instead. This is due to the long polymer chains breaking apart. Biological polymers are broken down by enzymes. DNA is analyzed by restriction enzymes. They break the DNA chain at specific points. The fragments are then sorted by size.
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