Chem 108 Chapter 12
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What is a Polymer?
Several small monomers put together (like DNA for example)
What is a Monomer?
Small molecules that are the building blocks of polymers
What is a Thermoplastic?
Something you can heat, shape, and also reheat it and reshape over and over again.
What is Thermosetting?
Something that you can heat and shape, but once that shape is set you can no longer reheat it or reshape it over and over again.
What is Amalgam?
A solution of several metals and Mercury (Hg+).
What are Halloysites?
Nanotubes made from clay earth with huge areas of targeted drug delivery.
Which doctor at Tech specializes in Halloysites?
Dr. Yuri Lvov
What are Halloysites made of?
Aluminum, silicon, and oxygen
What is a MOF?
Metallic Organic Framework
What is a MOB?
Metallic Organic Biohybrid. The larger class in which CuHARs belong to but may have alternate constituents.
What are CuHARs made up of?
Copper Sulfate, NaOH, Cystiene, Water, and STP.
What is the oldest version of biomedical engineering?
Dentistry
What is The Meissner Effect?
If you cool down a magnet enough it’ll float.
What is an Allotrope?
A group of substances with vastly different structures due to their properties.
What is an example of Additive Manufacturing?
3D Printing
Which doctor at Tech specializes in Hydrogels?
Dr. Mary Caldorera-Moore
What are some examples of Hydrogels?
Gummy bears, implants, and large scale forestry equipment.
Which doctors at Tech specialize in Dyes and Lanthanide/Actinides?
Dr. Chappidi and Dr. Fotela
What are Hydrogels?
Substances that can hold multiple times their weight in liquids (usually water)
Which doctor at Tech specializes in Collagen and Joint Repair?
Dr. Mills
What do CURs go through?
Neogenesis
What do CuHARs do?
Produce NO, kill cancer cells faster than regular cells, kill bacteria, some are magnetic, and some can decrease healing time.
What is sintering?
Bonding particles to each other until they fuse (like glass welding)
What is the oldest form of nanotechnology?
Ceramics
What is Ceramics?
Forming materials by melting and then solidifying inorganic substances (including clay)
What is a Kevlar?
A condensation polymer used in bulletproof vests