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- Description:Making and Modeling Polymers Student Activity
- No. of lab groups:8
- Cat. No.:470039-462
- Includes:Teacher's Guide, Student Guides and Worksheets, SDS, Data Charts
- Supplier no.:706S
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About this item
Introduce Students to the Structure and Properties of Polymer Molecules That Compose All Plastics
- Substances are often placed in categories or groups if they react or behave in similar ways
- Engineers design specific chemicals to be used in a variety of ways
- Models can be used to understand and explain scientific phenomena
- Requires 1-2 50 minutes classroom periods to complete
Investigations include exploring the linear polymer found in white glue, then adding a cross-linker to the glue and studying the resulting cross-linked polymer. Paper clip models are also used to discover how the molecular structural differences of monomers, polymers, and cross-linked polymers alter the properties of the molecules.